Transcript
Audio recording of roundtable “NSG, India and Pakistan” held on June 2, 2016.
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The 39th session of IPS’s oral history project, The Living Scripts, featured Ambassador Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry, former Foreign Secretary... read more
The Kashmir issue remains a legally valid and internationally recognized struggle for the right to self-determination, grounded in binding... read more
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India internationalized the Kashmir dispute by referring it to the UN in 1948. In its submissions, India itself endorsed... read more
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The rising influence of Hindutva ideology and its expanding transnational networks are fueling diaspora-driven politics and a dangerous escalation... read more
Israel’s continued aggression and genocide in Gaza reflect the failure of the international community, compounded by US politics, mostly... read more
While the restoration of occupied Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood remains uncertain, any such development would signal the erosion of... read more
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