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  • Political Changes in Nepal (Nepal Media Survey, June 2004)
    PG Rajamohan    ·   16 Jul, 2004    ·    #1435    ·    Commentary    
    Sher Bahadur Deuba’s Reappointment The appointment of the Nepali Congress (Democratic) leader, Sher Bahadur Deuba to the Prime Ministerial post after 20 months on 2 June has been widely appreciated in the Nepali media. Deuba&r...
  • Ideological Incompatibility: The Arbitrary Removal of Governors
    P G Rajamohan    ·   12 Jul, 2004    ·    #1434    ·    Commentary    
    History is being repeated now though the axe has fallen only on four governors so far. The assumption that the Centre which is the appointment authority has the right to dismiss a governor without giving him the reasons for it or following...
  • India, US and Israel: Setting up Tri-national Fund
    Beryl Anand    ·   12 Jul, 2004    ·    #1433    ·    Commentary    
    Continuing a long-standing relationship among India, United States, and Israel, Tel Aviv is planning to host a first ever annual meeting of a Tri-National Accord on important sectors. Emphasizing the need for greater cooperation between In...
  • Northeast’s Anguish and Bliss (Regional Media Survey, June 2004)
    Bibhu Prasad Routray    ·   09 Jul, 2004    ·    #1432    ·    Commentary    
    Resurgent ULFA The militant outfit, United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA)’s repeated attacks in various districts of upper Assam dominated the headlines of the newspapers in Ass...
  • The Co-Existence of Globalization and Unipolarity
       ·   07 Jul, 2004    ·    #1431    ·    Commentary    
    In the emerging security environment, there is recognition by many of an abiding tension between globalization and unipolarity. Primacists in the United States highlight the lead-role of the United States as the common denominator. Critics...
  • Indo-US Space Collaboration
    Ajay Lele    ·   07 Jul, 2004    ·    #1430    ·    Commentary    
    This year, India and the United States of America commemorate forty years of cooperation in space science. In the days to come, significant cooperation between these two countries is expected in civil nuclear, civil space, and high-techn...
  • Shaping Nuclear Confidence
    Reshmi Kazi    ·   07 Jul, 2004    ·    #1429    ·    Commentary    
    India and Pakistan got involved in a broad-based engagement on 19-20 June 2004 for evolving nuclear CBMs aimed at reducing the risk of nuclear confrontation. Tariq Osman Haider, Pakistan’s additional secretary in the Foreign Office, ...
  • Perspectives on the Kashmir Conflict - Part II: Future Options
       ·   07 Jul, 2004    ·    #1428    ·    Commentary    
    A general approach to future options regarding the Kashmir conflict should recognize that negotiations will be lengthy, that there is no “Grand Solution,” and that the final resolution will have to be based on geography and not...
  • Perspectives on the Kashmir Conflict - Part I: Current Situation
    Maj. Gen. Ramesh C Chopra (Retd.)    ·   07 Jul, 2004    ·    #1427    ·    Commentary    
    The genesis of the Kashmir problem, of late termed “dispute,” is over fifty years old.  Indo-Pak relations have been characterized by wars in 1947-48, 1965, 1971 and 1999.  Since Pakistan’s efforts using convent...
  • Can the Indo-Pak Peace Process be Saved?
    Rizwan Zeb    ·   07 Jul, 2004    ·    #1426    ·    Commentary    
    People in Gah, a village few miles away from the Pakistani city of Chakwal, are happy that a “son of the soil” has become the Prime Minister of India. Manmohan Singh and his family used to live here before Partition. Even in Is...
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