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Here’s how Pakistan Ceded Parts of (Diputed) Kashmir to China

Here’s how Pakistan Ceded Parts of (Diputed) Kashmir to China

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Posted on January 10, 2018October 1, 2024 by OpEd Column NetworkPosted in Brief ArticleTagged China, China administered Kashmir, India, Kashmir, Pakistan, Pakistan administered Kashmir, Report Syndication.

Sri Lanka’s Hambantota Port Leased to China

Sri Lanka’s Hambantota Port Leased to China

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Posted on January 5, 2018October 1, 2024 by OpEd Column NetworkPosted in Brief ArticleTagged Afro-Eurasia, Asia, Asia-Pacific, China, debt trap, deep sea port, Eurasia, Indian Ocean, Indo-Pacific, Report Syndication, Sri Lanka. 2 Comments

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[Raghav Kumar]
New Delhi is strengthening defence-industrial partnerships with European countries, developing technology and semiconductor links, seeking more resilient investment and supply chains, and expanding diplomatic engagement with countries on Europe’s eastern flank.

The Battle for the Strait of Hormuz

[Bahauddin Foizee]
Ongoing Iran war has mutated into a global security and economic crisis centred on the world’s most critical maritime bottleneck.

The Ignored Humanitarian Crisis in Iran War

[Beenish Ashraf]
Every displaced family is a reminder that war does not stay contained to battlefields. It spills outward, into homes and neighborhoods, reshaping lives in ways that can last for years, even generations.

India Moves from Hesitation to Assertion on the World Stage

[Raghav Kumar]
The West once came to India as rulers. Today, it comes as partners. That transformation did not happen by accident. It happened because India remembered who it is.

A Reset with Weight: Britain, China, and the Art of Uneasy Engagement

[Lucas Dupont]
With President Donald Trump once again injecting unpredictability into transatlantic calculations, allies are quietly, and sometimes awkwardly, diversifying their options.

South Asia’s Air Crisis Kills Millions. Here’s What Must Be Done

[Simi Garewal]
World Bank provides a clear, practical and scalable roadmap. The question now is whether South Asia will follow it.

Libya’s Arms Race Just Getting Started

[Sultan Nasser Al-Hamad]
The deal between Pakistan and Libya’s LNA represents normalization of Libya’s fragmented sovereignty, the erosion of international enforcement mechanisms and the rise of a multipolar security marketplace.

India’s Independent Path: Balancing Ties with Russia amid Growing Western Pressure

[Raghav Kumar]
For India, Putin’s visit was a chance to reaffirm that its energy decisions, including the sourcing of oil from Russia, will not be dictated by external powers.

APEC’s Gyeongju Moment: Turning Promises into Progress

[Bahauddin Foizee]
2025 APEC Summit framed its agenda around three priorities—namely, Connect, Innovate, Prosper—a structure that mirrors the region’s core dilemmas.

What APEC 2025 Reveals About Global Trade

[Zephyr Quinn]
As global institutions falter and domestic populism surges, even the act of agreeing on principles—no matter how bland—becomes an act of defiance against fragmentation.

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India’s European Strategy Enters a New Phase

[Raghav Kumar]
New Delhi is strengthening defence-industrial partnerships with European countries, developing technology and semiconductor links, seeking more resilient investment and supply chains, and expanding diplomatic engagement with countries on Europe’s eastern flank.

The Battle for the Strait of Hormuz

[Bahauddin Foizee]
Ongoing Iran war has mutated into a global security and economic crisis centred on the world’s most critical maritime bottleneck.

The Ignored Humanitarian Crisis in Iran War

[Beenish Ashraf]
Every displaced family is a reminder that war does not stay contained to battlefields. It spills outward, into homes and neighborhoods, reshaping lives in ways that can last for years, even generations.

India Moves from Hesitation to Assertion on the World Stage

[Raghav Kumar]
The West once came to India as rulers. Today, it comes as partners. That transformation did not happen by accident. It happened because India remembered who it is.

A Reset with Weight: Britain, China, and the Art of Uneasy Engagement

[Lucas Dupont]
With President Donald Trump once again injecting unpredictability into transatlantic calculations, allies are quietly, and sometimes awkwardly, diversifying their options.

South Asia’s Air Crisis Kills Millions. Here’s What Must Be Done

[Simi Garewal]
World Bank provides a clear, practical and scalable roadmap. The question now is whether South Asia will follow it.

Libya’s Arms Race Just Getting Started

[Sultan Nasser Al-Hamad]
The deal between Pakistan and Libya’s LNA represents normalization of Libya’s fragmented sovereignty, the erosion of international enforcement mechanisms and the rise of a multipolar security marketplace.

India’s Independent Path: Balancing Ties with Russia amid Growing Western Pressure

[Raghav Kumar]
For India, Putin’s visit was a chance to reaffirm that its energy decisions, including the sourcing of oil from Russia, will not be dictated by external powers.

APEC’s Gyeongju Moment: Turning Promises into Progress

[Bahauddin Foizee]
2025 APEC Summit framed its agenda around three priorities—namely, Connect, Innovate, Prosper—a structure that mirrors the region’s core dilemmas.

What APEC 2025 Reveals About Global Trade

[Zephyr Quinn]
As global institutions falter and domestic populism surges, even the act of agreeing on principles—no matter how bland—becomes an act of defiance against fragmentation.

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