Jaideep SaikiaRebuilding Trust in the Indo -Naga Peace Process A deep dive into how trust can be restored in the Indo-Naga Peace Process with Alex Waterman, German Institute for Global & Area Studies...
Jamphel ShonuEthno-federalism to Complete Assimilation: China’s Ethnic Policy in TibetSince the creation of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in 1949, the Chinese leadership has maintained (at least on paper) a policy of...
Hindol SenguptaWhy the UAE leads the Muslim world in promoting tolerance The rich Gulf nation is making significant moves towards religious tolerance in recent years. These policies are shaking up the Muslim...
Ishan DharInside China's Uyghur Genocide with Dolkun Isa-President of the World Uyghur CongressWith the 2022 Beijing Olympics just around the corner, Ishan Dhar speaks to Dolkun Isa about China's hidden genocide.
Aditya MehrotraPakistan’s New National Security Policy is a Facade An analysis of the inherent contradictions in Pakistan's National Security Policy.
Tsering DolmaTearing Down the Buddha: How Xi Jinping is Destroying Traditional Buddhism in TibetIn a move evocative of the Taliban, the destruction of a Buddha statue in Tibet is emblematic of Xi Jinping's intolerance of minority faiths
Ishan DharTemur Umarov: Kazakhstan Crisis UnpackedIshan Dhar speaks to Temur Umarov about what the Kazakhstan protests mean for Russia, India and the PRC.
Divy RaghuvanshiThe Politicisation of Climate Change and the Genesis of ConflictThe relationship between climate change and regional conflict is real and a growing concern.
Tempa Gyaltsen ZamlhaThe Tibetan Plateau: A Solution to the Global Climate CrisisWith COP26 only days away, Tempa Zamlha reminds world leaders why Tibet is central to the discussion on the global climate crisis.
Hindol SenguptaChina, Pakistan, and violence in Bangladesh The biggest-ever attacks on the Hindu minority in Bangladesh has deep, though not only, strategic implications. A Durga Puja pandal...
Jamphel ShonuAncient Links and Political Treaties: Tibet’s History as a Sovereign NationThe case for Tibet's history as a sovereign nation, drawing on multiple treaties forged with regional, and global powers across the ages.
CDA Rony Yedidia CleinA Beacon of Hope in the Middle EastOn the anniversary of the landmark Abraham Accords, CDA Rony Yedidia Clein writes on why the accords gave the Middle East a ray of hope.
Hindol SenguptaCan the Quad be the Beginning of an Age of the Global Democratic Alliance?Questions about the commitment of the most populous member of the Quad have been put to rest. Can it propel a wider global conversation...
