World Unfiltered: Why We Should Care About Azerbaijan
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World Unfiltered: Why We Should Care About Armenia
Richard Giragosian: Less than three years after its 2018 revolution, can the young system in Armenia avoid erosion and decline at home and abroad?
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Mapping Biden’s China Policy
“How exactly will the Biden Administration navigate divergent interests of key regional allies when it comes to competing and/or cooperating with China?”
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Bollywood Dismisses India’s Protesters: “They Are Not Farmers. They Are Terrorists”
India’s farmers protest Government measures — but Bollywood responds, “No one is talking about it because they are not farmers they are terrorists”
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EA on ABC: Australia, Afghanistan, and China’s Fake Image
Why is China attacking Australia with a faked image of an Australian soldier threatening to cut the throat of a child in Afghanistan?
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The Lost Grooms: How Trump’s Visa Changes Damaged the Indian Marriage Market
Indian marriage market in the US restricted by the Trump Administration’s changes in visa rules: Will a Biden Administration return hope to would-be grooms?
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EA on talkRADIO: Trump v. Biden (and Fauci) Over Coronavirus; No US-UK Trade Deal; Russia’s Cyber-Attacks; China’s Economy
Trump lashes out at Joe Biden and Anthony Fauci; UK Government’s Brexit self-harm; Russia cyber-attacks from Olympics to elections; China’s economic rebound
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EA on talkRADIO: Political Virus, Political Vaccine — From Trump to New Zealand’s Ardern
“Political virus” of Donald Trump’s denial and disinformation v. “political vaccine” of New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern’s effective handling of Coronavirus
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A Victory in New Zealand for A Progressive and Kind Politics
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s victory in New Zealand is a triumph for a progressive, kind, relational politics. Will other national leaders take notice?
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China and the EU in Africa: Clash or Convergence?
“The role of mediator between the EU and China, while representing the interests of Africa’s states, can only be occupied by those states themselves.”
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Imran Khan’s Strengthened Pakistan and Its Strategic Possibility for the UK
Imran Khan’s Pakistan has bolstered its global image and foreign relations. Does it provide a strategic lifeline for a post-Brexit Britain?
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Pakistan Seizes Iran Oil Tanker
Pakistan’s authorities have seized an Iranian tanker trying to bring oil into country, accusing owners of trying to break US sanctions with forged papers.
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Why Is Trump Blustering About A Ban on TikTok?
Evaluating bluster and warning in Trump’s executive order on TikTok: “The threat is, ‘You have 45 days’. But what’s going to happen at the end of that?”
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The Unstable Consequences of the Himalaya Clashes Between India and China
As South Asia struggles with political and economic effects of Coronavirus pandemic, trouble brews between India and China in the heights of the Himalayas.
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EA on Radio FM4: Is China “Greatest Long-Term Threat” to US?
US-China political, military, and economic tensions; bureaucratic politics behind FBI Director Wray’s statement; and catalysts of Hong Kong and Donald Trump
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EA on talkRADIO: A Triple Threat — China, Russia, and Trump
Triple threat to rights and stability from China, Russia, and Donald Trump: from clampdown on Hong Kong to Russian bounties to kill US troops in Afghanistan
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The US-China Cold War: Uncertainties and Opportunties
Whatever happens with the US, China will not return to isolation from the international community. That brings both uncertainty and opportunities.
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Loneliness, Coronavirus, and the Baba Business
“Many question the product offered by the Baba business. But in the market of believers, there is high demand for assurance of inner peace and stability.”
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Uneasy Neighbors, Uneasy Border: Iran and Pakistan
“A stable border, while welcome, is only a bandage. The cure for both Iran and Pakistan is economic interdependence — if politics does not get in the way.”
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A Border Failure: Pakistan and Coronavirus
In Pakistan, Coronavirus on provincial and national levels lay bare gaps in governance, structural issues, and Islamabad’s problems with borders in Asia.
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EA on Monocle 24: A US-China Coronavirus Confrontation?
While Trump pursues re-election with “Blame China”, Beijing is exploiting perceived US failure in handling the Coronavirus crisis.
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India Loses A “Guiding Light” in Cinema
Irrfan was not just a Bollywood star. He was above Bollywood, maverick who was “loved by millions in India” & made his name in English-speaking movie world.
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The Challenges of the Year Beyond International Women’s Day
An International Women’s Day march in Lahore, Pakistan, March 8, 2020 (Arif Ali/AFP/Getty) A...
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Coronavirus Is Threatening India’s Small Businesses
Small traders are usually worst hit by a shock to a nation’s economy. In India’s case, Coronavirus is no exception with its effects on supplies and costs.
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Who Can Lead the Islamic World? The View from Pakistan
Where next for the rivalry for leadership of Muslim world? What tactics will the contenders use next? And where does Pakistan stand among the power plays?
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A Way Forward for the “Decade of Education” in Afghanistan
Afghanistan Government calls 2020s the “Decade of Education”, establishing universal access to quality schools for all children — but how will it happen?
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Assassination of Iran’s Soleimani Means Uncertainty for Pakistan and Afghanistan
After killing of Gen. Soleimani: “While Western Front occupies media attention, Iran’s Eastern Front of Afghanistan & Pakistan may be where trouble arises.”
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Nargis’s Story: Meeting Afghanistan’s Challenge for Women and Education
“The steps of valorous people like Nargis Taraki are crucial, but agents of change must be empowered to meet challenge of education for Afghanistan’s women”
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Pakistan Navigates the US-Iran Confrontation
Pakistan see political, diplomatic, and economic opportunity from US-Iran tensions. But with a conflict that could always escalate, will the move pay off?
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EA on talkRADIO: Afghanistan Ceasefire?; A Record Year for US Mass Killings
Scott Lucas on year-end stories: Taliban’s 10-day ceasefire opening space for political negotiations in Afghanistan, and record year for mass killings in US
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