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  • Quoted: "Is it true that Al-Qaeda published a book to deny the 9/11 conspiracy theories?"

    • September 15, 2021

    A pro-Al-Qaeda site (not the organization itself) released a PDF document in Bengali to reaffirm the terrorist group's role in the 2001 attacks.

    Question posée par Raphaël le 11 septembre 2021

  • INTERVIEW: "For the Taliban in Afghanistan, it is all about territory and Islamic Sharia"

    • July 21, 2021

    "For the Taliban in Afghanistan, it is all about territory and Islamic Sharia."

    Vicky Nanjappa OneIndia, July 21, 2021

    https://www.oneindia.com/india/for-the-taliban-in-afghanistan-it-is-all…

  • Interview: "Afghans 'caught between the devil and the deep sea'

    • July 18, 2021

    Nearing the complete withdrawal of U.S. forces and allies in Afghanistan, the South Asian country is quickly descending on a path to chaos and conflict.

    The withdrawal of U.S. and NATO forces has drawn the ire of former President George W. Bush. As the American-backed government in Kabul, the capital city of Afghanistan, is left to fend for itself, Bush was quick to criticize the move, calling it a "mistake" with grave consequences.

  • पर्यावरण Perspective, "Prevent, Halt and Restore Ecosystems"

    • July 05, 2021

    'Ecosystem Restoration' is the theme of this World Environment Day, celebrated across the World on June 05. While Pakistan is the global host of this year's world environment day, the United Nations has launched the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration 2021-2030. The dedicated UN decade would likely bring the focus of world governments in preventing, halting and reversing the degradation of ecosphere in their respective sovereign control and beyond.

  • ET: "NAVY DAY SPECIAL: Masters of the Sea, Force of the Future"

    • December 11, 2020

    ET-NavyDay Special-Dec042020

  • Interview: "Erdogan's dream: Resurrect and lead the Islamic Caliphate"

    • September 30, 2020

    Amid the recent flow of inconceivable peace deals in the Middle East by President Donald Trump, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has a plan of his own that's unfolding in South Asia and beyond.

  • "Before celebrating the import embargo on military items, worth checking the results of the defence offsets"

    • August 14, 2020

    On  August 9, 2020, under the ambitious Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative, the defence ministry (MoD) announced the imposition of an import embargo on 101 military products with a declared intent on boosting national military-industrial capacity. This much-publicised announcement has been cheered by all stakeholders of the Indian defence sector, especially the private manufacturers.

  • Zenger News

    "No joint base access in India-Australia pact, but bigger shift in Asian geopolitics"

    • August 01, 2020

    No joint base access in India-Australia pact, but bigger shift in Asian geopolitics 

    A recent agreement between the two countries eyes “more sophisticated” military cooperation.

    By Joseph Hammond

    July 29 , 2020

    While it’s been widely reported that a new defense agreement between India and Australia will allow military forces joint access to bases, Zenger News has learned the deal includes no such provisions, though it does expand cooperation in other areas.

  • "Corporatization of Ordnance Factories Board: Its time should have long come"

    • July 24, 2020

    Interesting non-pandemic developments do occur during difficult Covid times. Such developments can span from miseries of individuals and institutions to states and the globe. While the states do confront such challenges, as part of regular considerations in aspects of governance, most appropriately on pandemic management, they may also face challenges of addressing issues that they may not have liked in these times, although such problems are an inherent part of national governance.

  • Hindustan Times: "Bicycle sales ride on safety and health concerns"

    • June 16, 2020

    In some ways, the cycle is the vehicle of the lockdown. There are countless tales of stranded migrant workers cycling hundreds of kilometres back home in the absence of public transport. It’s everyone’s favourite way of getting fit. And for those who can’t afford a car or a motorcycle, it is a great way to get around a city that still doesn’t see as much traffic as it used to.

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