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By Alex Strick van Linschoten and Felix Kuehn Recent events in Afghanistan have fuelled speculation over the ability of international forces to continue their presence
By Junaid S. Ahmed With relations between Pakistan’s civilian government and military incredibly tense, speculation is rife in the Pakistani and international media of a
By Junaid S. Ahmad The assassination of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan by US Special Forces was supposed to have been a landmark triumph that
By Mohammad Abdullah Gul Obama’s recent jive with school children in Delhi symbolises the nature of the new relationship that is emerging between India and
By Najam Abbas Pakistan’s recent floods have left eight million people dependent on aid for their survival, and washed away huge swathes of the rich
By Mohammed Abdullah Gul On 25 July 2010, the New York Timescarried an explosive story by Mark Mazzetti, Jane Perlez, Eric Schmitt and Andrew
By Ramananda Sengupta ‘We do have a defence relationship with India, which is no secret. On the other hand, what is a secret is what
By Ramananda Sengupta The savage attack on Kabul hotels housing Indian workers on 26th February 2010 – the fourth major attack on Indian interests in
By AlJazeera Centre for Studies Early in December 2009, and after lengthy consultations, United States president Barack Obama announced his strategy in Afghanistan. At first
By Ramananda Sengupta “Nervous China may attack India in 2012.” That was the title of a recent column by Bharat Verma, editor of the Indian
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