Imran Khan seems to have already pushed the âmilitablishmentâ to the corner and forced it to tread carefully. However, he does not seem inclined to rein in the military; he is only sulking over the former army chiefâs alleged inaction to save him from losing his prime ministershipâŠ
Besides expanding the debt trap, the BRI projects have faced accusations of corruption, environmental pollution, and labour violations across these countries. The South Asian countries should play their cards right and avoid getting sucked into the 'debt trap' being laid by China.
The Tibetan culture that has an originality and specificity of its own, distinct from the Chinese culture, is being subjected to disuse with the expectation that it would ultimately lose its shine and appeal. This is cultural hegemony at its very worst with a brazen effort to steamroll diversity.
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Military vs. Democracy in Pakistan: Can Imran bell the Army?
Mohmad Waseem Malla
Imran Khan seems to have already pushed the âmilitablishmentâ to the corner and forced it to tread carefully. However, he does not seem inclined to rein in the military; he is only sulking over the former army chiefâs alleged inaction to save him from losing his prime ministershipâŠ
China's Debt-Trap Diplomacy in South Asia
Ankita Sanyal
Besides expanding the debt trap, the BRI projects have faced accusations of corruption, environmental pollution, and labour violations across these countries. The South Asian countries should play their cards right and avoid getting sucked into the 'debt trap' being laid by China.
China's coming of age in the Middle East
Mohmad Waseem Malla
What makes this agreement quite significant is Beijingâs willingness to shed its image of a silent power and go beyond its usual emphasis on pursuing its economic interests to not only actively encourage dĂ©tente between two regional hostile powers but also but bring them on the table and get them to sign an agreement âto resume diplomatic relations between them and re-open their embassies and missions within a period not exceeding two monthsâ.
Sinicization of Tibet: The Ugly face of Chinese Cultural Hegemony
Ankita Sanyal
The Tibetan culture that has an originality and specificity of its own, distinct from the Chinese culture, is being subjected to disuse with the expectation that it would ultimately lose its shine and appeal. This is cultural hegemony at its very worst with a brazen effort to steamroll diversity.