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05 May
International Relations, Modern Warfare

Gwadar’s Moment Is a Mirage: Crisis Traffic Is Not Commercial Destiny

  • May 5, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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Gwadar’s sudden rise in cargo movement should not be mistaken for the arrival of a durable maritime power. The reported jump to roughly...

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02 May
International Relations

EO-3 and the Credibility Deficit: Pakistan’s Space Claims Under OSINT Scrutiny

  • May 3, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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Pakistan's launch of EO-3 was presented by official channels as a "major milestone" in national space capability, with the entire gover...

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01 May
International Relations

Not Without Cause: Iran’s Mistrust of Pakistan Is Rooted in Experience

  • May 1, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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Pakistan's mediation between the United States and Iran continues. Delegations arrive and depart from Islamabad. Communiqués describe p...

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01 May
International Relations

Nepal’s Foreign Policy at Stake: When Strategic Cooperation Becomes Strategic Dependency

  • May 1, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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There is a threshold in bilateral relationships between unequal states at which cooperation becomes structural dependency. The threshol...

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24 Apr
International Relations

Beijing’s Courtship, New Delhi’s Concern: The Quiet Battle for Nepal’s Strategic Alignment

  • April 25, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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India and Nepal share an open border, a cultural affinity that predates both countries' current forms, and a bilateral relationship wit...

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24 Apr
International Relations

From Iqbal to Maududi: How Intellectual Orthodoxy Shaped Pakistan’s Anti-Ahmadi Legal Order

  • April 25, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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Pakistan's anti-Ahmadi policies cannot be understood without grasping their intellectual roots in 20th-century Muslim thought in South ...

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22 Apr
International Relations

Digital Tax Heist: U.S. Tech Giants Rob Bangladesh Blind

  • April 23, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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The February 2026 United States–Bangladesh Agreement on Reciprocal Trade is being marketed as a pragmatic bargain: tariff relief in exc...

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15 Apr
International Relations

Military Shopping Spree: Uncle Sam Dictates Bangladesh’s Arsenal

  • April 16, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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Bangladesh is not being offered a trade agreement in the ordinary sense. It is being handed a strategic compliance package dressed up a...

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01 Apr
International Relations, Military

SAGAR to MAHASAGAR: Navy Leads India’s Wider Maritime Push

  • April 2, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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A year after Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled the MAHASAGAR vision during his visit to Mauritius, India's maritime strategy is ent...

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26 Mar
International Relations

A Training Bridge at Sea: Over 2,000 Sri Lankan Officers Gained Skills Through India’s Naval Outreach

  • March 26, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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The arrival of a tall sailing ship in a Sri Lankan harbour was usually viewed as little more than a ceremonial gesture — a moment of pa...

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