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Central Asian Integration Is In America’s Interest
The incoming Trump administration should encourage Central Asian states to take ownership of regional cooperation initiatives.
Is South Asia's map about to change? India, China in tension after Arakan Army's occupation of Myanmar-Bangladesh border, can impact…
The political landscape has been impacted by the rebel group Arakan Army (AA), which has defeated the military junta and ...
ThePrint22h
Bhopal begam Sultan Jahan travelled the world in 20th century—veil to voyage
At Delhi's IIC, Siobhan Lambert-Hurley talked about her book 'Three Centuries of Travel Writing by Muslim Women'. These ...
Iran President In Tajikistan Amid Warming Ties
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian was visiting Tajikistan on Thursday to seal a rapprochement with the Central Asian state after years of frosty relations.
Geopolitical1d
Beyond Western Narratives: Unpacking Russia’s Strategic Role in Central Asia
Examining the popular narrative of Russia’s waning influence in Central Asia against key economic, diplomatic, and security ...
Foreign Policy1d
In South Asia, Power Shifts Usher in Diplomatic Surprises
Deepening engagement between India and the Taliban as well as Pakistan and Bangladesh, respectively, represents a new chapter ...
India must engage with the Taliban, for regional stability
India's engagement with the Taliban reflects changing regional dynamics, balancing security, trade, and humanitarian aid.
Intellinews on MSN3d
Central Asian leaders look to expand mutual trade
By Eurasianet After decades of competition over dwindling resources in Central Asia’s agricultural heartland, the leaders of ...