Changing Dynamics of Sino-US Relations: Testing the Troubled Waters
“Your handshake came over the vastest ocean in the world – twenty five years of no communication” ---- Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai to US...
Jammu & Kashmir: The Real Side of the Story
Jammu & Kashmir: The Real Side of the Story
“In 1979, we had introduced religious militancy in Afghanistan to benefit Pakistan, and to push the...
Radicalisation: Perspectives from India and Bangladesh
CLAWS (New Delhi) - Bangladesh Institute of Peace and Security Studies (BIPSS) (Bangladesh)
Key Challenges of Radicalisation: Perspective from Bangladesh
By Shafqat Munir, Head of Bangladesh Centre...
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...
CLAWS (New Delhi)- NIICE (Nepal)Annual Dialogue: Traditional and Non Traditional Security Issues in South...
CLAWS (New Delhi) - Nepal Institute For International Cooperation and Engagement (NIICE) (Nepal)
Annual Dialogue on Traditional and Non-Traditional Security Issues in South Asia
Afghan Election Result: For Better Or Worse?
Preliminary results for the Afghanistan Presidential elections were finally declared on 22 Dec 2019 and although it has not brought the curtain down on...
The Afghanistan Papers: Missing Fallout
The Washington Post in early Dec’19 ran a series of articles called “The Afghanistan Papers - A Secret History of the War”. The articles...
After Soleimani, US-Iran Tensions in the Middle East: Where is it heading to?
On 3 January, the United States officially accepted to have conducted targeted drone strikes at the Baghdad airport which killed Iranian Quds Forces Commander,...
What has Happened to Lulu?: Ponderings Over Israeli Elections
While following the recent Israeli elections, one is reminded of Charles Stanley Causley’s famous poem titled What has Happened to Lulu? The poem is...
Changing contours of India’s Soft Power Diplomacy
Soft power is the ability of a country to persuade others to do what it wants without force or coercion. Nation states require both...
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Evolution of Regional and Sub-Regional Cooperation in South Asia
South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)
The first substantial initiative for regional cooperation in South Asia was taken by Bangladesh President General Ziaur Rahman...
Leveraging Technology to Fight Future Disease Outbreaks
The year 2020 has been marked by a pandemic novel Coronavirus (Covid-19), that has not only caused sickness and death of millions but also...
The Sirens Must Wail Again
Introduction
The sound of sirens last heard in 1971 have been conspicuous by their silence. Thank God! But then again, was it not the sound...