Venezuela’s Political Chaos: Flailing President and Strong Generals
It has been a little more than a year since the demise of President Hugo Chavez and his Vice President Nicolas Maduro`s rise to power. The overall political situation in …
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China hopeful new government in India will sustain momentum in ties
BEIJING: Amid speculation about a more hawkish stance on ties with Beijing by a likely BJP-led government in New Delhi, China has voiced confidence that promoting the India-China friendship “is …
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Updating India’s nuclear posture
The Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) 2014 election manifesto has promised to study “in detail” India’s nuclear doctrine and “revise and update it to make it relevant to challenges of current …
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Internet governance debates gain steam within India
The conversation about internet governance has started making headlines in India over the past few months. Much of this can be traced back to the documents leaked by Edward Snowden, …
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Southeast Asian democracy: New time and take
Anti-government protests in Southeast Asian countries have become quite a regular trend. In Cambodia, political unrest has become violent as the government employed forces fired on the protesters claiming increases …
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Why is Indian counter-insurgency failing repeatedly?
As the Indian general election begins, there are fears that Maoist insurgents might attempt to disrupt the polls in areas where they hold sway. Their threats have already prevented political …
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India getting closer to a satellite navigational system
Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) is expected to become operational in less than a year from now. On 4th April 2014, Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has successfully launched …
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India needs nuanced approach post-UNHRC Vote on Sri Lanka
The Sri Lankan government recently extended the period of investigation for its Presidential Commission (PC) that is probing the cases of alleged disappearances in its northern and eastern provinces. The …
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Most Americans disapprove of Obama’s foreign policy
A majority of Americans believe that the United States needs to “mind its own business internationally” according to recent surveys, said Mr Bruce Stokes, Director for Global Economic Attitudes at …
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Protocol: The Art Of Diplomacy
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