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Indo-Pacific Strategic Developments: Implications for South Asia

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The South Asian region- home to 25% of the global population – is marked by deteriorating socio-economic conditions and volatile domestic political environments. The region also lags behind in terms of connectivity and bilateral trade. One of the reasons for bilateralism and regional integration to thrive in the region is India-Pakistan nuclear rivalry and Afghanistan’s …

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U.S.-China Strategic Competition and the Resulting Arms Race in South Asia

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In recent years, Washington has described China as its “greatest strategic competitor” and adopted a more aggressive policy to counter Beijing’s growing influence. While U.S. domestic audiences have largely applauded Washington’s more assertive stance, escalating tensions between the United States and China threaten to spiral into a security dilemma in South Asia. In the midst of this …

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Is the Taliban a New Problem for Pakistan?

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On November 30, a suicide bomber associated with Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) attacked a police vehicle in Quetta, killing four, underscoring the resurgent threat of the group. On November 28, the TTP formally declared an end to the ceasefire with Islamabad amid an already ongoing cycle of violence in Pakistan. An influx of consistent terrorist attacks since the …

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South Asian Dynamics

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India is the largest country in the sub-continental region. According to Leo Rose (late South Asian specialist), “the primary purpose of India’s regional policy has been to extract, in some form or another, recognition of India’s hegemonic status in the region from both of the major external powers and from its neighbours in the region.” …

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As COP 26 Begins, a Shift of Focus Away from Wind and Solar is a Step Backwards for Pakistan

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Simon Nicholas is Energy Finance Analyst at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA). 01.11.2021 Several coinciding events are putting the spotlight on Pakistan’s power sector plans. At the November COP26 climate conference in Glasgow, fossil fuels will come under increasing pressure – especially coal. This follows China’s recent announcement that it will cease …

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Assessing Strategic Defence Capabilities during a Two-Front War of India versus Pakistan and China

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By Ozer Khalid, senior consultant and foreign policy expert.  27.10.2021                        Second article of a two part series                                        Delhi’s ammunition and troop shift away from Pakistan’s border now aimed mostly at China reduces India’s strike capability vis-à-vis Pakistan and strategically alters the balance of power in South Asia swinging the pendulum in Pakistan’s favour.    …

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