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14 August 2015

Pakistan’s House of Cards

The August attack in Kabul and the now public disclosure of the death of Taliban leader Mullah Omar has caused Afghan President Ashraf Ghani to shift in outlook towards Pakistan. The "Pakistan-led" peace process is now tumbling like a house of cards backed implicitly by the United States.

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13 August 2015

India: the East has Peace

As India celebrates its Independence Day, security situation on eastern borders is gradually moving towards stability with experiments in peace making focused on resolving insurgencies and border management. These experiments coupled with the sub-regional economic initiatives potentially put eastern region on the path of prosperity.

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12 August 2015

Will Rajapaksa return?

After losing power in January, Mahinda Rajapaksa, former president of Sri Lanka, is trying to re-enter politics by contesting for the prime minister’s seat in the elections on August 17. If he wins, it could destabilise Sri Lanka’s politics and impact relations with India, which had been hit under Rajapaksa’s rule. The future scenario will become clearer by next week.

Guancha.cn Courtesy: Guancha
10 August 2015

China: Internet Finance Pioneer

Dev Lewis, Digital Media and Content Coordinator at Gateway House wrote an article 'China: Internet Finance Pioneer.' The article was republished by Guancha(in Chinese).

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10 August 2015

Cheap oil is costing West Asia

Amit Bhandari, Energy and Environment Fellow, Gateway House, wrote an article 'Cheap oil is costing West Asia'. The article was republished in The Political Indian