OTHER VIEW
In southern Syria, the US faces a Russia-Israel challenge
By: Joe Macaron Dynamics in the southern front in Syria have reached a tipping point. Russian-Israeli coordination is taking precedence...
Spy Chronicles: Does It Really Convey Any Lessons for India-Pakistan Peace?
By: VAPPALA BALACHANDRAN The book is the edited transcripts of “Intel-Dialogue” (Intelligence Dialogue) during 2016-2017 between former ISI Chief Gen.Asad...
No one in Kashmir is mourning the demise of the PDP-BJP coalition government
By: Ipsita Chakravarty It was a political experiment that failed. The so-called soft-separatist People’s Democratic Party tying up with the...
The post-West order
By: Hussain H Zaidi During the recent G7 summit, the president of the European Council – a subsidiary of the...
Analysis: why the PDP-BJP alliance ended
By: Nistula Hebbar The alliance, which was put together with much careful crafting, could not, in the end, carry the...
‘Two Muslims Near The Very Top In British Politics’
The three column, six inch deep headline on page 1 of the Daily Telegraph caught my eye: “Doors open to...
Thinking About a Trade War
By: Paul Krugman Until fairly recently, I didn’t really think we were going to have a trade war. What I...
Democracy’s great fall
By: Farrukh Khan Pitafi Now you see elections. Now you don’t. Listen to key stakeholders, the caretakers, chief election commissioner,...
Will Shujaat Bukhari’s assassination finally force India to wake up?
Shujaat Bukhari, one of Kashmir’s foremost journalists, was assassinated Thursday, the eve of Eid, which marks the end of the...
The end of the Modi affair
Isn’t it interesting that just when the battle for 2019 is about to take off in India, more and more...