Dr. Jyoti M. Pathania
Challenges and Threat perceptions with respect to Pakistan in the COVID-19 Times
A central, persistent theme in the South Asian region has been India and Pakistan rivalry. Their relations by and large have always been a...
Effectiveness of Virtual Diplomacy in the COVID–19 Context
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Conflict Resolution: Perspectives from India and United States
CLAWS (New Delhi) - Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (US)
The American Experience with Conflict Resolution
By Michael Kugelman,Deputy director of the Asia Program and senior...
Pakistan Deep State Imbroglio
Prime Minister Imran Khan through an official notification of August 19 granted a three-year extension to Army Chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa, citing reasons...
Pakistan’s Step Child: Balochistan
Even after seventy years of independence, Balochistan has been described as an “edgy place” It is a boiling pot of ethnic, sectarian, militant violence,...
Pakistan’s Re-calibrated Options post the developments in J&K
From 1989, with the beginning of militancy in J&K, Pakistan has always been trying to define as well as initiate the narrative on Kashmir,...
Women in Conflict Resolution and Peace Building
Women represent half of humanity, a vital half which creates a balance alongside men; groups of women have a stronger commitment to the ending...
Constitutional Coup d’etat: Pakistan
A coup d’etat is defined as “a sudden and decisive action in politics, especially one resulting in a change of government illegally or by...
Deep State Legacy: Pakistan
There is diversity of opinion with regard to the term Deep State. Broadly speaking it refers to organisations such as military, bureaucracy, police, intelligence...
Indo-Pak Economic Relations with Reference to MFN Withdrawal and Its Implications
In the globalised world, economy and security are two sides of the same coin. Economies are driving the nations today. When we talk about...
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Indo-French Relations: The New Strategic Contours
INTRODUCTION
India and France have been enjoying a steady and fruitful relationship over the years. Post-Independence, India experienced a globally stable yet a ‘fluctuative relationship’...
Sri Lankan Economic Woes and Chinese Help
The Chinese footprint has been growing in South-Asia in recent years. It has been applying smart power diplomacy i.e. a combination of hard power...
Kuwait’s Expatriate Quota Bill: How does it concern India?
In September 2011, when the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia announced the Nitaqat (Nationalisation policy) programme, there was a huge inflow of Indian migrants flying...