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From Pulwama to Pahalgam
South Asia remains trapped in managed instability despite claims of strategic transformation
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Manipur: the crisis India doesn't fully confront
Manipur has remained unstable, large numbers of people continue to live in relief camps, unable to return safely
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Urumqi talks and the hard truth about Afghanistan
Rising militancy reframes Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions as a regional, not bilateral, concern
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A strategic neglect
Critical minerals shift global power, placing Pakistan at a strategic crossroads
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Pakistan emerges where India could not
Islamabad's diplomatic intervention in global crises is a political setback for New Delhi
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India's gamble in a region at war
Within days, Israel and the US launched strikes on Iran, which responded by closing the Strait of Hormuz
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Balochistan: beyond the politics of deprivation
The narrative of deprivation obscures structural weaknesses within the province
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Afghanistan's ethnic fault-lines: fracture beneath the flag
Afghanistan’s deepest struggle is not foreign invasion, but building an inclusive state across ethnic fault lines
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Manipur's long road to peace
Ethnic strife in Manipur demands political courage

