International Relations in India & Beyond
When a U.S. Air Force jet crashed on January 27 on the remote plain south of Kabul, killing at least two crew members, it was initially described by the governor of Afghanistan‘s Ghazni Province...
Against fast-changing geopolitics, with the global centre of gravity shifting away from the Trans-Atlantic, the term ‘Indo Pacific’ has entered the policy dictionary as the term capturing the amalgamation of the Indian and Pacific...
The continuity of blame game, taming militants and terrorists, the prevalence of mistrust, diminishing economic dependency, armed clashes at the borders, interference in internal affairs and pursuit of stringent policies have not and would...
Amidst small attacks by Taliban terrorists on the polling stations, tight security ensured Afghan presidential polls go in a smooth and relatively calm manner. However, the lower turnout and complaints about the voting process...
“The US decision to go out from Afghanistan is going to be the final nail in the coffin, on the way to become one of the most fragile lands in the world” It has...
Air strikes in the northern Afghan province of Kunduz killed about a dozen civilians on Saturday, local officials said, as battle intensified there and in southern Helmand province. The air strikes killed 13 civilians,...
The current talks between the representatives of the Taliban and the US Government in Qatar are an important step but peace and stability are still beyond reach. Afghanistan’s reconstruction and durable development requires a...
At least 50 members of the Afghan security forces have surrendered to the Taliban in a fight for control of Afghanistan’s western province of Badghis that has created heavy casualties, officials said. Fighting in...
Afghanistan summoned a senior Pakistani diplomat on Saturday to account for remarks by Prime Minister Imran Khan speculating about a new government in Kabul following a possible peace settlement. The summons by the Afghan...
By Rachel Campos[1] and Priscila Lima Pereira[2] On 16th December 2014, the Army Public School[3] in Peshawar Pakistan hit by a terror attack. The school, a place of learning, sharing knowledge and experience...
