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After the K-P emergency: rethinking confrontation
PTI has lost the government through which it could still translate its public support into administrative decisions
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Pakistan, India and the betrayal of South Asian identity
India pronounced the verdict before producing evidence acceptable to anyone outside its own official narrative
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The geography we cannot change
Afghanistan opposed Pakistan's entry into the United Nations in 1947 and has contested the Durand Line ever since
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Hindutva and the limits of Indian diplomacy
India likes to present itself as a voice of peace, dialogue and the Global South, but do actions match its rhetoric
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Taliban's broken promise on terrorism
In February 2020, in a conference room in Doha, the Taliban put their signature on a promise
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Beyond Modi's triumphalist narrative
Most worrying part of Modi's speech was not his familiar account of India's economic transformation
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Hindu India debate reaches US
Much of India's contemporary political debate can be understood through this clash of visions
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The Security Council's colonial hangover
Gaza shows exactly how this fails, in real time
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Pakistan's moment
Same pattern is visible today in the Iran-US context
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'If terrorism has ended, who is doing the killing?'
Abdullah did not treat that timing as coincidence. Increasingly, neither does the Valley
