The planet’s second-most populous region will struggle to survive World War C due to its largely dilapidated health infrastructure and widespread abject poverty, but its
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India Is Just as Much to Blame as America Is for Russia Abandoning Its Iran Rail Plans
South Front reported that the state-owned Russian Railways company abandoned its €1.2 billion plan to modernize Iran’s rail network last week in response to American
India and Iran Aren’t Too Happy About the Afghan Peace Deal
India and Iran are the only two governments in the world which didn’t welcome the US-Taliban peace deal because they both realize the enormity of
Afghan Peace Deal: Observations, Loopholes, and Expectations
The US and the Taliban signed an historic peace deal on Saturday in the Qatari capital of Doha which sets the timeline and conditions for
The US–Taliban Deal Is Not the Military Withdrawal It Should Be
President Trump will likely sell the U.S.–Taliban deal as a peace agreement and a U.S. military withdrawal. It is neither. The deal only reduces troop
US-Taliban Deal Puts Pakistan in Driver’s Seat
The manner in which US President Donald Trump’s administration is ramming a peace settlement down Afghanistan’s throat is disconcerting. New Delhi’s silence is more so.
The US’ Central Asian Strategy Isn’t Sinister, But That Doesn’t Mean It’ll Succeed
The US’ newly unveiled “Strategy For Central Asia 2019-2025” surprisingly isn’t sinister like some of the country’s critics might have expected, but that doesn’t mean
Pakistan’s Big Victory Against Terrorism
The term “terroriste” in French, meaning “terrorist”, is first used in 1794 by the French philosopher François-Noël Babeuf, who denounces Maximilien Robespierre’s Jacobin regime as
