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January 2003
#961
Center-NSCN (IM) Peace Talks and Manipur’s Woes
31 January 2003 Paolienlal Haokip argues that internal factors are as much responsible for threats to territorial integrity as external ones, citing the case of Manipur
#960
The Naga Peace Talks: Some Glimmer of Hope
27 January 2003 R Radhakrishnan provides a backgrounder on the Naga issue
#959
What’s in the NAM(e)?
23 January 2003 Aisha Sultanat highlights the relevance of NAM by focusing on its potential to “provide an alternate worldview to counter unilateralism”
#958
The Indian Diaspora: An Untapped Asset
23 January 2003 Prafulla Ketkar calls for measures to tap the economic potential of the Indian diaspora
#957
Mobilization by India: Of What Avail
21 January 2003 Air Cmde Prashant Dikshit analyzes the payoffs in the recent border confrontation
#956
Pakistan Naval Expenditure
21 January 2003 Cdr Vijay Sakhuja expresses difficulty in determining the exact size of the defence allocation in Pakistan as lack of transparency allows camouflaging actual expenditures
#955
Discord in the Chittagong Hill Tracts
21 January 2003 Anand Kumar warns that the situation in CHT might turn explosive if the government is disinterested in implementing the provisions of the peace accord
#954
Sri Lankan Peace Talks – VI: Fourth Round: Where, When, Who and What
18 January 2003 N Manoharan looks into the outcome of the Fourth Round of peace talks between the Sri Lankan government and the LTTE
#953
“Enduring Freedom” vs “Freedom of Navigation”
18 January 2003 Lt Cdr Atul Bharadwaj, in the light of the interception of a North Korean ship carrying missiles bound for Yemen, juxtaposes the legitimacy of the patrol operations under the banner of “war on terrorism” with established maritime laws
#952
Proliferation of Small Arms in South Asia and Human Security
18 January 2003 Col PK Gautam, explaining the threat from small arms, appeals for enhanced international action against its proliferation
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