Understanding India’s Tilt to BIMSTEC
In the past few years, Indian policymakers have begun to breathe new life into the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral, Technical and Economic Cooperation […]
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Climate Change in South Asia: A Grave Security Threat
The bulk of the discourse on South Asian security is focused on inter-state rivalry, border demarcation, nuclear threats, or terrorism. On the other hand, environmental […]
موسمیاتی تبدیلی؛جنوبی ایشیا کے استحکام کےلئےبراہِ راست خطرہ
سیاسی دنیاعمومی طور پر جنگ اور امن کے سوالات سے بھرپور ہوتی ہے۔ پالیسی ساز خود کو غیر معمولی معاملات جیسے طاقت کا توازن اور […]
जलवायु परिवर्तन: दक्षिण एशियाई स्थिरता को सीधा खतरा
राजनीतिक दुनिया अक्सर युद्ध और शांति के सवालों से घिरी रहती है। नीति निर्माता क्रम, शक्ति संतुलन और आर्थिक परस्पर-निर्भरता जैसी अमूर्त अवधारणाओं में व्यस्त […]
Climate Change: Direct Threat to Stability in South Asia
The political world is often preoccupied with questions of war and peace. Policymakers immerse themselves in intangible concepts like order, balance of power, and economic […]
سری لنکا کی جنوبی ایشیا سے آگے نئی علاقائیت پالیسی
سری لنکا میں تین دہائیوں پر مشتمل (خانہ جنگی) تنازعہ کے۲۰۰۹ میں منتج ہونے کے بعد سے بحرِ ہند کی سیاست میں سری لنکا کی […]
Sri Lanka’s New Regionalism: Looking Beyond South Asia
Since the conclusion of a nearly three-decade long conflict in 2009, Sri Lanka’s prominence in Indian Ocean politics has grown significantly. Whereas during the conflict […]
The Irrelevance of SAARC
The recent attack in Uri not only unleashed a fresh war of words between Pakistan and India, but also led to the cancellation of the […]