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Articles are short 800-850-word commentaries that provide a more analytical view of issues currently in the news.
 
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Myanmar: How Real is the Change?
8 December 2011 Medha Chaturvedi examines recent developments in the country
#3510
Afghan Local Police: A Threat to Civilian Security?
8 December 2011 Janosch Jerman makes a case against the creation of a militia-like local police minded by dominant regional clans
#3509
Self-immolations in Tibet: Wider Implications
8 December 2011 Bhavna Singh attributes the recent spate of self-immolations to severe psychological despair among Tibetans
#3508
PLA and China's Peaceful Development
7 December 2011 Kamlesh Kumar Agnihotri observes the non-traditional role played by the PLA in furthering China's policy goals
#3507
Widening Gender Imbalance in China
7 December 2011 Namrata Hasija looks at the implications of gender imbalance in China and steps taken by the government to eradicate it
#3506
Suu Kyi and the Ethnic Minorities: Crackdown to Compromise
5 December 2011 Medha Chaturvedi analyzes the significance of Suu Kyi's decision for the upcoming elections in Myanmar
#3505
Rescuing Tribal India: The Nagaland Model
5 December 2011 Firdaus Ahmed comments on the opportunity that India has post-Kishenji for curbing counter-insurgency
#3504
Iran and the Taliban: A Problematic Alliance
2 December 2011 Aryaman Bhatnagar comments on the short and long-term implications
#3503
Will China have an Anna Hazare?
30 November 2011 Bhavna Singh explores the scope for civil society activism within the constrained Chinese milieu
#3502
Norway in Sri Lanka: A Tale of the Failed Peace Process
30 November 2011 J Jeganaathan reviews the NORAD-commissioned study entitled 'Pawns of Peace: Evaluation of Peace Efforts in Sri Lanka, 1997-2003'
#3501
Isolating Iran: Is it Counter-Productive?
30 November 2011 Anureet Rai makes a case against US strategy towards Iran
#3500
Kodari Road: Implications for Nepal, China and India
30 November 2011 Chok Tsering on the strategic importance of the road for the three neighbours
#3499
Reading Pakistan: What will follow the NATO Strikes?
30 November 2011 D Suba Chandran looks at the airstrikes on military bases on the Af-Pak border
#3498
The West and Myanmar: From Estrangement to Engagement
30 November 2011 Medha Chaturvedi on the West’s changing perception of Myanmar ahead of Hillary Clinton’s visit to the country
#3497
Af-Pak Diary: Civil War and Instability as an Option in Afghanistan
30 November 2011 D Suba Chandran envisages scenarios for Afghanistan post the 2014 withdrawal
#3496
NATO Strike in Pakistan: Need for a Joint Probe
30 November 2011 Radha Vinod Raju argues for the need of a cause-effect analysis on the recent NATO attacks in order to establish transparency
#3495
Waiting for Godot?: US’s North Korean Dilemma
30 November 2011 Ruhee Neog examines US strategy towards North Korea in light of developments over the past few months
#3494
Agni V: Will it Enhance India’s Deterrence against China?
28 November 2011 Bhartendu Kumar Singh comments on Sino-Indian military asymmetry
#3493
Maoist Encounter: Fall of the Legend
28 November 2011 Rajat Kumar Kujur recaps the legacy and the void created by Koteshwara Rao’s demise in the Indian Maoist struggle
#3492
Changing Discourse on the Diversion of the Brahmaputra
18 November 2011 Chok Tsering examines the reasons for China’s changed position on the diversion of the Brahmaputra
 
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