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#3928
Obama-Park Summit : North Korea Deciphered?
13 May 2013 Rajaram Panda on whether Washington and Seoul can craft a strategy for dealing with Pyongyang vis-a-vis the recent tensions
#3927
Pakistan Elections 2013: Mapping the Violence
13 May 2013 Portia B. Conrad analyses major trends in the violence witnessed during the elections campaign
#3926
Malaysia: A Pyrrhic Victory for Barisan Nasional?
10 May 2013 V Suryanarayan deconstructs the victory of the ruling party and what it means for the future of democracy in Malaysia
#3925
India, China and the Brahmaputra: Understanding the Hydro-politics
9 May 2013 Roomana Hukil analyses factors whetting China’s increasing interest in the River and consequences for India
#3924
IPCS Discussion: Troubling Tehran & Reflections on Geopolitics
9 May 2013 Portia B Conrad reports on the discussion of the book, 'Troubling Tehran: Reflections on Geopolitics'
#3923
IPCS Discussion: Society, Politics, Governance & Security in Indonesia
9 May 2013 Aparupa Bhattacherjee reports on the themes explored in the discussion on Indonesia 2013
#3922
Intrusion in Ladakh: Who Will Blink First?
9 May 2013 Chiranjib Halder reflects on the strategic necessity of resolving the impasse
#3921
Dragon in Ladakh: Deciphering Chinese long term interests
9 May 2013 D. Suba Chandran decodes the recent standoff in terms of the implications on larger India-China relations
#3920
Indo-Pak: Animosity Prison-ified
8 May 2013 Shujaat Bukhari highlights the damage in relations between India and Pakistan vis-a-vis the attack on Sarabjit Singh
#3919
Carnegie Nuclear Policy Conference 2013: China’s Strategic Nuclear Posture
7 May 2013 Vijay Shankar contextualises China's White Paper on Defence to re-assess its strategic nuclear orientation
#3918
India, Pakistan and the Nuclear Race: Strengthening the Risk Reduction Measures
6 May 2013 Salma Malik on Pakistan's perspective in the IPCS debate with Vijay Shankar, PR Chari, D Suba Chandran, and Rabia Akhtar on Michael Krepon's commentary
#3917
India, Sri Lanka and the Kachchatheevu Crisis: A Fact Sheet and Possible Solutions
6 May 2013 V. Suryanarayan on possible ways to resolve the brewing crisis
#3916
Intrusion in Ladakh: Why China had better stand down?
30 April 2013 Rana Divyank Chaudhary assesses the implications of the move on the prospects of a coherent Chinese grand strategy
#3915
North Korea and East Asia: An Evolving Art of War
30 April 2013 Rana Divyank Chaudhary discusses the change in the strategies adopted by actors in the recent North Korean crisis
#3914
Social Media: A Bridge or a Broken Plank in Southeast Asia?
30 April 2013 Narayani Basu on whether the medium is a viable platform for political discussion and social change
#3913
The EU in Myanmar: ‘Sanction’ing Self-Interests, Yet a Positive Move?
30 April 2013 Nayantara Shaunik on what the withdrawal of economic sanctions could imply for both stakeholders
#3912
Malaysia: A Race to the Finish Line
30 April 2013 Aparupa Bhattacherjee on whether there are factors capable of overthrowing the ruling Barisan Nasional
#3911
Afghanistan: When India and China Touch Base
30 April 2013 J Jegan Nathan discusses the criticality of a sustainable bilateral strategy towards Afghanistan
#3910
Nepal: Decoding the Constituent Assembly Election-II
30 April 2013 Sohan Prasad Sha deconstructs the political deadlock in the country
#3909
India and the US ‘Pivot’: Brothers in Arms?
30 April 2013 Nayantara Shaunik assesses changing geopolitical dynamics in the region vis-a-vis the key players
 
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