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Pakistan’s Terrorist Problem: The Return of the Tehreek-e-Taliban
The Taliban (known as Afghan Taliba) are a pro-Pashtun, Sunni Islamist nationalist movement that rose to power in the early 1990s and...


Why China is very concerned about safety of its people in Pakistan
But while Pakistan has been trying consistently to provide protection, Chinese personnel have died regularly in attacks on them in...


Children of the Chinar, Season 2: Special series on young achievers of Kashmir, resort made of mud
This is the second story in this new season of celebrating talented people making news in Kashmir. For a region once plagued with...


Children of the Chinar, Season 2: Special series on young achievers in Kashmir, 'Orchardly'
This is the first story of Season 2 of Children of the Chinar, our special coverage of exciting achievers from Kashmir. Once a dreaded...


Have the Historic Floods in Pakistan Aggravated Separatism in Balochistan?
When a Pakistani military helicopter crashed on September 30 in the Balochistan province, separatists in the area claimed that they had...


Escaping Mare’s Nest: The case of Afghan Hazara
More often than not our minds wander towards Hazaras when we hear about Shias dying in terrorist attacks in Pakistan and Afghanistan....


Kashmir: Pakistan, Spies, and Militancy
The recent success of Vivek Agnihotri’s The Kashmir Files have sent shockwaves across India and beyond. The film is starting to become an...


Examining the Line of Amity: A Proposed India-China Border Settlement
Global Order's Ishan Dhar speaks to Jaideep Saikia, Fellow, Irregular Warfare Initiative at the United States Military Academy-West...


Rebuilding Trust in the Indo -Naga Peace Process
A deep dive into how trust can be restored in the Indo-Naga Peace Process with Alex Waterman, German Institute for Global & Area Studies...
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