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The terror-cadres who have returned home pose a serious threat to India, as they might serve as potential recruiters for the Syrian rebels and start sending young fighters to Syria, says media-veteran-turned-academic, Dr. Sridhar Krishnaswami.
Although Nouri al-Maliki's government might be able retake the towns overrun by the IS and the tribes with the help of Iran, United States and Russia, it might not be able to bring peace and stability to the country until an exclusive and effective policy is introduced.
The IS, despite its defeats on the battle field and losses suffered from air attacks, is far from neutralised and is probably gaining volunteers internationally. The problem with the international community's approach is that it has projected the group as a purely terrorist organisation.
The Easter Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka have brought the island nation to the forefront of the global terrorism discourse. The attacks further demonstrate the change in the Islamic State from a territorial group to a sponsor of terrorism worldwide.
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A comprehensive strategy needs to be adopted to uphold health as an essential human right in conflict zones
As the ties between India and the EU continue to flourish, it is clear that the mutual need for greater security and economic cooperation may continue
Despite most parties having differences over the EU, India could benefit from a stronger German engagement with Europe.
Baghdadi, who has led the ISIS since 2010, has acquired significant financial and military power and influence among Sunni foreign fighters. But the ISIS's violent and extremist methods have alienated Sunni militias and Baghdadi's unwillingness to share power is likely to limit the group's territorial expansion.
The global community needs to address the Afghanistan refugee crisis if it aims to achieve the SDGs by 2030.
Looking beyond the SCO’s inability to come to a consensus on Afghanistan to the normalising of Beijing’s influence in Eurasia
With the reinstallation of the Taliban’s power in 2021, a humanitarian nightmare still persists
Corruption and weak institutions have been major setbacks for development in Afghanistan.
The humanitarian crisis continues to loom large, as both the West and the Taliban are reluctant to accommodate each other’s interests.
The AQAP are addressing climate change-related issues to gain popularity amongst the masses of Yemen
There are two epicentres of terrorism today. One is in the AfPak region, a byproduct of the Cold War. Another epicentre which has risen in the recent times is in West Asia, which in some ways represents the first post-Cold War conflict between various competing forces.
The measures adopted by the Nepalese government are not enough to bring the ailing economy back on track
The climate crisis has become a leading concern in the Middle East and the upcoming COP28 climate conference in the UAE serves as a pivotal platform t
As the implementation of various energy initiatives has not kept pace with the EU’s diversification plan, the road to achieving energy security rema
Despite taking different stances, the South Asian states’ response to the Ukrainian crisis is primarily moulded by their national interests.
The public in South Asian countries have reacted variedly to the developments taking place in Pakistan
The killer outbreak of encephalitis has exposed the widened fault lines in India’s most backward state.
It is apparent that panaceas such as debt write-downs only offer short term relief to the debt ridden Eurozone as long as structural imbalances persist. European leaders need to look for a multipronged approach to deal with the problems.
