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Water Matters: Understanding the Significance of the UN Water Conference

March 21, 2023
Human Rights

The 2023 UN Water Conference, co-hosted by the Netherlands and Tajikistan, will be held at the UN headquarters in New York from March 22 to 24. In nearly 50 years, this is

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Russia-China Meeting Sparks Anxiety in Washington

March 21, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

The arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court against Vladimir Putin can only be seen as a publicity stunt by the Anglo-Saxon clique, with the US leading from the rear. Ironically, though, the

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US Accused of Plotting with Islamists to Kidnap Russian and Iranian Military in Syria

March 20, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy

The United States plans to form groups of radical Islamists in Syria to destabilize the situation in the country and kidnap Russian and Iranian military, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) said

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Forging Ahead to Open a New Chapter of China-Russia Friendship

March 20, 2023
China/Russia

A signed article by Chinese President Xi Jinping titled “Forging Ahead to Open a New Chapter of China-Russia Friendship, Cooperation and Common Development” was published Monday on Russia’s newspaper Russian Gazette and

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Should ICC be equally active not only in Ukraine but also in Myanmar?

March 19, 2023
Human Rights/Myanmar/Ukraine

It has been two years since the military coup in Southeast Asia’s Myanmar. The military junta came to power after overthrowing the democratically elected government on charges of corruption. Myanmar has been

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Feast of St. Joseph and The Value of Unobtrusive Integrity

March 19, 2023
Culture

“Each of us can discover in Joseph – the man who goes unnoticed, a daily, discreet, and hidden presence – an intercessor, a support, and a guide in times of trouble. Saint

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India: Modi Should Stand by Annamalai

March 19, 2023
Columns

Mr. Annamalai’s entry into Tamil Nadu politics,  after resigning from the post of  high profile  police officer at young age , reminds one about the freedom fighters before India’s independence when several

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Bangladesh: Benefit Friendship Pipeline

March 19, 2023
Bangladesh/India

To consolidate cross-border energy security, Bangladesh and India scripted another golden chapter in their bilateral ties through the launch of the operation of the India-Bangladesh Friendship Pipeline (IBFP) for diesel supply on

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The AUKUS military alliance and the submarine deal; Foresight or Folly?

March 19, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

Former Prime Minister of Australia Paul Keating has labelled the AUKUS military alliance and more specifically the recently concluded submarine deal as the worst mistake Australia has done in its history. His

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Uncovering Pakistan’s Natural Wonders: The Majesty of its Mountains, Rivers, and Wildlife

March 18, 2023
Columns

Pakistan is a country that is most well-known for its lively culture and extensive history; yet, the country also has a wide variety of natural beauties that are sometimes disregarded. The impressiveness

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