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18 May
International Relations

Pipes Over Politics: How the India–Bangladesh Friendship Pipeline Became a Lifeline in Times of Crisis

  • May 18, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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Somewhere beneath the paddy fields and dusty market towns of northern Bangladesh, a steel pipe runs quietly underground. Most people li...

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18 May
International Relations

From Integration to Elimination: The PLA’s Absorption and Dissolution of the Tibetan Military

  • May 18, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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China's dismantling of Tibet's military marked one of the clearest signs that its promises of autonomy under the 1951 Seventeen-Point A...

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17 May
SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

A Tribute to DBS Jeyaraj: The Pen That Pierced the Fog of War

  • May 17, 2026
  • By author-avatar Kagusthan Ariaratnam
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They say that in a conflict as brutal and protracted as ours, the first casualty is always the truth. For a long time, trapped within t...

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16 May
International Relations

IMF Bails You Out, China Arms You Up: Pakistan’s Contradictory Economic Reality

  • May 17, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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By March 2025, Pakistan's total public debt had reached Rs 76,007 billion — Rs 76 trillion — of which $87.4 billion was external govern...

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14 May
International Relations

From Integration to Elimination: How the PLA Dismantled Tibet’s Military Of all the promises China made in the 1951

  • May 17, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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Seventeen Point Agreement, Point 8 was perhaps the most consequential—and the most candid about Beijing's actual intentions. It stated ...

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11 May
Modern Warefare

Drones Over Neighbourhoods: The Civilian Cost of Pakistan’s Unmanned Warfare Strategy

  • May 12, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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The drone has transformed modern warfare. Unmanned aerial vehicles offer militaries the ability to strike at distance, gather intellige...

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10 May
SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

The Architecture of Institutional Capture and the Precipice of Accountability: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Rajapaksa Legacy and the Airbus Bribery Nexus

  • May 10, 2026
  • By author-avatar Kagusthan Ariaratnam
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This analysis examines the 2026 summons of former Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa by the Commission to Investigate Allegations o...

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07 May
Modern Warfare

Operation Sindoor: India’s Strategic Pivot from Restraint to Proactive Deterrence

  • May 8, 2026
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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In the early hours of May 7, 2025, India executed one of its most consequential military operations since the Kargil War. Codenamed Ope...

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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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