International Law

03 Nov

International Law, International Relations

Ports and Permissive Space: Can Gwadar’s Growth Be Exploited by Traffickers?

November 3, 2025
By Huma Siddiqui
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Gwadar port’s fast-growing infrastructure of new berths, enlarged container yards, vast free-trade zones, and private logistics centres...

25 Oct

International Relations, International Law

From FATF to the High Seas: Why Financial Transparency Is Now a Maritime Imperative

October 25, 2025
By Huma Siddiqui
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The New Geography of Illicit Flows Money and contraband move together, and both increasingly travel by sea. From methamphetamine shipm...

14 Oct

SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY, International Law, International Relations

China’s Nuclear Legacy and the PLA’s Quest for Technological Supremacy

October 15, 2025
By Ashu Maan
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When the first atomic device detonated over Xinjiang’s Lop Nur desert in 1964, Beijing entered the nuclear club with a blast designed a...

06 Oct

SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY, Causes of Civil War, International Law, International Relations

The Chinese Invasion of Tibet That Changed Asia’s Map

October 6, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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On 7 October 1950, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) crossed the upper reaches of the Jinsha River and entered Tibet’s eastern provinc...

05 Oct

Causes of Civil War, International Law, International Relations, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

The 17 Points of Betrayal: How China Legalised an Occupation

October 5, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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When the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) entered Tibet in October 1950, China justified its invasion as a “liberation from feudalism.” Y...

05 Oct

Causes of Civil War, International Law, International Relations, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

The Uprising and the Exodus: How the Dalai Lama’s Flight Redefined Asia

October 5, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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By early 1959, the simmering resentment in Tibet had reached a breaking point. Nearly a decade had passed since the signing of the Seve...

04 Oct

Causes of Civil War, International Law, International Relations, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

Tibet: A Frozen Conflict at the Roof of the World

October 6, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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Seventy-five years after the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) crossed the Jinsha River and occupied Tibet, the region remains one of the ...

03 Oct

Causes of Civil War, International Law, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

75 Years in Exile: Dharamshala and the Global Struggle for Tibet’s Soul

October 6, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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Seventy-five years ago, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) marched into Tibet under Mao Zedong’s orders. In the seven decades since, Ch...

02 Oct

Causes of Civil War, International Law, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

Inside China’s ‘Re-education’ of Tibetan Children: The System That Breaks Families and Identities

October 6, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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Chinese government-run boarding schools in Tibet are systematically eroding the Tibetan identity by forcibly separating nearly one mill...

29 Sep

International Relations, International Law

Pattern of Stonewalling: From Xinjiang Camps to Hong Kong Courts

September 29, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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In October 2022, the chamber of the UN Human Rights Council erupted in applause. The occasion was not a human rights breakthrough but t...

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