A Different Kind of Non-Alignment
Image Credit: ANI After the end of the Second World War, the ideological Cold War between the US and Russia emerged. Both the...
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Why Should China Be Called Out for Green-Washing in Tibet
With a landscape of enormous glaciers, massive snow cover, mountains and uplands, Tibet is the world’s largest and highest plateau and a...
Glaciers and Peaks: Chinese Aggression in the Himalayas
Chinese economic growth has led to direct military aggression. In contrast, India’s growth has led to the country receiving better...
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...
Why it is time to relook at India-Mongolia ties
The war in Ukraine as raised critical questions about energy supply chains and strategic ties across India. It is little commented upon,...
Understanding China's Severe Water Crisis
The country with the world's largest population faces a historic water crisis which is barely debated around the world. But China's water...
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...
Ethno-federalism to Complete Assimilation: China’s Ethnic Policy in Tibet
Since the creation of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in 1949, the Chinese leadership has maintained (at least on paper) a policy of...
Analysing Japan’s Approach to the Tibetan Question
On February 1, 2022, Japanese lawmakers passed a Diet resolution that highlighted the human rights situation in Xinjiang, Hong Kong,...
For Uyghurs, Concentration Camps at Home and Hunted Abroad
Hard power has been used by oppressive authoritarian states to eliminate dissidents throughout history, and with the advancement of...
Analysing Chinese Encroachments into Nepal
In a leaked Nepalese government report, Kathmandu has accused Beijing of encroaching into its territory along the border of the two...
Balochistan - Pakistan’s New Battle Front
Balochistan, the most backward province of Pakistan is facing troubles and miseries relentlessly since last decade, though it had been...
Counterinsurgency in India's Northeast with Jaideep Saikia
Ishan Dhar speaks to Jaideep Saikia about insurgencies in India's Northeast and contemporary challenges like Chinese support for insurgents.
Inside China's Uyghur Genocide with Dolkun Isa-President of the World Uyghur Congress
With the 2022 Beijing Olympics just around the corner, Ishan Dhar speaks to Dolkun Isa about China's hidden genocide.
Pakistan’s New National Security Policy is a Facade
An analysis of the inherent contradictions in Pakistan's National Security Policy.
India and the Semiconductor Ecosystem
Understanding India's efforts at building a homegrown semiconductor manufacturing industry.
Tearing Down the Buddha: How Xi Jinping is Destroying Traditional Buddhism in Tibet
In a move evocative of the Taliban, the destruction of a Buddha statue in Tibet is emblematic of Xi Jinping's intolerance of minority faiths
Temur Umarov: Kazakhstan Crisis Unpacked
Ishan Dhar speaks to Temur Umarov about what the Kazakhstan protests mean for Russia, India and the PRC.
Book Review- Nehru: The Debates That Defined India
This book has contributed significantly to scholarship on Jawaharlal Nehru. Praised by his ideologues and rebuked by his detractors, the boo
Daniel C. Taylor: Debunking the Yeti & Protecting the Himalayan Wild
Ishan Dhar speaks to Prof. Daniel C. Taylor, Harvard educated scholar and pioneer in community based wildlife conservation methods about...