Amid gathering war clouds, Taiwanese say they prefer democracy
Opinion polls suggest that Taiwanese are not afraid of Chinese military drills
By Namrata Biji Ahuja/Taipei September 04, 2022
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"Pakistan might already have pressed button for self-destruction": General J.J. Singh (retd)
The country may implode, despite the wishes of the world to see a stable Pakistan
By General J.J. Singh (retd) October 02, 2022
Under the ideologically tenacious Liz Truss, Britain could shift to a hard-right agenda
The new PM could reduce benefits and introduce more privatisation
By Anita Pratap September 18, 2022
Taiwan Strait tensions: Civilians in Taiwan learning self defence, guerrilla warfare
China continues grey-zone tactics. Taiwan to tweak defence policies to handle drones
By Namrata Biji Ahuja/Taipei September 18, 2022
Taiwan's democracy can be a viable model for China: Kuomintang leader Chih-Yung Ho
He says Chinese culture is Taiwan’s valuable legacy and heritage
By Namrata Biji Ahuja September 18, 2022-
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Exclusive: Democratic forces need to join hands against China, says Taiwan leader
Lin Fei-fan of Taiwan's ruling party on why India needs to be more proactive
By Namrata Biji Ahuja September 04, 2022 -
China became aggressive, powerful under Xi Mumin Chen: Taiwanese diplomat
To say that Taiwan is part of China is a joke, says Mumin Chen
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How Aragalaya is helping heal wounds of Sri Lanka's civil war
The movement may have only just begun
By Lakshmi Subramanian/Colombo August 07, 2022 -
What Ranil Wickremesinghe needs to do
Sri Lanka new president faces several challenges in the political and economic front
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How Modi and Abe advanced India-Japan ties
Modi built relationships with the leadership and valued the importance of Japan
By Tarun Das July 24, 2022 -
People came in by themselves; GotaGoGama only created the opportunity: Sri Lankan playwright
Playwright Ruwanthie de Chickera talks about success of the Aragalaya movement
By Lakshmi Subramanian July 24, 2022 -
Sri Lankan govt targets families of victims of 'enforced disappearance'
Nearly a lakh people have been reported missing since the 1980s
By Lakshmi Subramanian June 26, 2022 -
Counterpunch Diplomacy
THERE IS A straight-talking toughness in the way India is expressing itself these
By Sreeram Chaulia June 19, 2022 -
Years after civil war, Tamils and Muslims in Sri Lanka still fear persecution
Human rights activists accuse Rajapaksas of misusing anti-terror law
By Lakshmi Subramanian/Colombo May 15, 2022
