Articles
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A Tale of Two Trajectories: Pakistan’s Inclusive Pivot and India’s Majoritarian Descent
The recent Christmas season served as a geopolitical mirror, reflecting two neighboring nations moving in starkly opposite directions. While the festive lights illuminated a…
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Criminalizing Dissent in Kashmir: Property Confiscation and the Politics of Fear
The principle that an occupying power does not become the sovereign owner of the territory it controls is well-established in international law. An occupier’s role…
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Chiseled Conspiracies: Kashmir, Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah, and Delhi’s Strategic Blueprint
History is never neutral. It is a carefully curated canvas on which powerful hands craft preferred narratives, shaping individuals and events to serve broader strategic…
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An Unseen Winter: The Deepening Chill of Oppression in Kashmir
As winter tightens its grip on the valleys of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIoJK), the cold enveloping the region is not merely seasonal.…
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Sangh Scares Off Santa: A Christmas of Fear
A sustained hate campaign drives this violence, portraying Christians as threats to Hindu culture. Anti-Christian propaganda has caused a 500% surge in attacks over…
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Silent Suffering: How the Pahalgam Attack Deepened Women’s Mental Health Crisis
What does it mean for a woman living in the Indian illegally Occupied Kashmir to live in fear every day, of losing her family, her…
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Why the Kashmir Issue Refuses to Die: A Strategic, Not Emotional, Reality
More than 70 years have gone by since the subdivision of the Indian subcontinent but the Kashmir issue still remains to dodge diplomatic answers.…
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Right to Self-Determination: From UN Resolutions to Real Responsibility
“It is only through the uniform application of the law that the United Nations can reclaim its moral authority and fulfill its mandate to maintain…
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Chemical Exposure and Health Emergencies in IIOJK
“In conflict zones, the invisible enemy is often not just the bullets or bombs but the chemicals we cannot see.” Chemical handling failures can expose…
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India’s blame game fails the facts test
Humayun Aziz Sandeela The killing of Sharif Osman Hadi, a 32-year-old student political leader and a prominent voice in Bangladesh’s youth-led dissent, should have prompted…