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Articles are short 800-850-word commentaries that provide a more analytical view of issues currently in the news.
 
#3552
US and Pakistan: Likely American Strategy in 2012
10 January 2012 Aryaman Bhatnagar forecasts the unlikelihood of the US reducing pressure on Pakistan despite moves towards reconciliation
#3551
Pakistan: Will Democracy Prevail?
9 January 2012 Radha Vinod Raju speculates on the future of democracy in Pakistan in the backdrop of the Memogate scandal
#3550
Reading Pakistan: A New Taliban Shura
5 January 2012 D Suba Chandran comments on the likely motivations behind the formation of the shura
#3549
Pakistan: The Imran Khan Phenomenon
5 January 2012 Aryaman Bhatnagar deconstructs the politician’s reported popularity
#3548
Analyzing 2011: Prognosticating 2012
3 January 2012 P R Chari reflects on the failures and achievements of year gone-by and what they indicate for the future 
#3547
China in Outer Space: A Strategy for Global Supremacy?
3 January 2012 Radhakrishana Rao comments on the Chinese space overtures 
#3546
The Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) Summit: Opportunities for the New Decade
31 December 2011 Panchali Saikia discusses the China’s involvement in the GMS
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China’s Presence in the Mekong
31 December 2011 Chok Tsering proposes a regional approach to the Mekong basin for its sustainable development
#3544
Chinawood: Not yet up to Hollywood?
31 December 2011 Namrata Hasija argues for less state intervention for development of film industry in China
#3543
Chinese Troops in Seychelles: An Analysis
31 December 2011 Teshu Singh reflects on the implications of China's presence in Seychelles
#3542
China’s ‘Unwavering Policy’ on North Korea: A Print Media Analysis
30 December 2011 Ruhee Neog presents a reading of three leading dailies in China
#3541
India, Australia and Uranium: What after the ‘Labor’ Pains?
30 December 2011 Tanvi Kulkarni suggests that it is too early to reach a conclusion on the issue
#3540
Playboy Magazine and AQ Khan: Incredible Credibility?
30 December 2011 Alankita Sinha examines a Playboy magazine article by Joshua Pollack on AQ Khan’s alleged links with India
#3539
Myanmar: Rohingya Refugees and Thailand’s ‘Push-Back’
30 December 2011 Panchali Saikia on the expulsion of the Rohingyas by Thai authorities
#3538
Vietnam: Why is the Economy not taking off?
30 December 2011 Seema Joshi explains the challenges that are arresting the economic development of Vietnam
#3537
The Banning of the Ahmadiyah in Indonesia
30 December 2011 Tri Susdinarjanti comments on the practice of religious freedom in Indonesia
#3536
Xi Jinping in Vietnam: Attempts at Reconciliation?
29 December 2011 Amruta Karambelkar analyzes China's carrot and stick policy vis-a-vis Vietnam
#3535
Chinese Black Jails: 'An Alleyway in Hell'?
29 December 2011 Namrata Hasija comments on the phenomenon of black jails in China
#3534
Russia’s Afghan Strategy: What are its Interests?
28 December 2011 Monika Pawar on Afghanistan’s geo-strategic, geopolitical and geo-economic significance
#3533
Unrest in Buddha’s Homeland: The Curious Case of Lumbini
23 December 2011 Pradeepa Viswanathan argues that Lumbini has great economic potential if the government can overcome political obstacles
 
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