Commentaries

Indian humanitarian aid to Afghanistan via Pakistan is a welcome development that benefits all three countries

Any observer of South Asia would be aware of how implausible the prospect of Indian wheat being transported…

Politicization of a US grant reiterates both the frailty of Nepal’s polity and the pernicious impact of Chinese penetration

Nepal and the United States had in 2017 signed the MCC Nepal Compact that was meant for infrastructure…

The escalating conflict between Pakistan and the Taliban could pose serious challenges to regional peace

The recent turn of events suggests that the Taliban may now be harnessing its own proxy, the Tehreek-e-Taliban…

Ambassador Masood Khan’s case is a fine example of how zero tolerance towards terrorism should play out

The delay by the US in approving Masood Khan’s appointment indicates that something is certainly amiss…

Pakistan’s new National Security Policy makes some apt suggestions but its core purpose is suspect

The NSP, while continuing to emphasise on military security, lists economic security as its top priority...

The Texas synagogue hostage saga has its roots in extremist ideas floated by successive Pakistani regimes

Whatever be Akram’s real motive, the facts that are known about him are that he belonged to the Blackburn…

Chinese Foreign Minister’s travels to the Maldives and Sri Lanka has generated fears of deeper debt entrapment

Many, including the US and India, would view potential Chinese leadership of a forum of strategically…

After the disillusionment and gloom of the past year, a brief take on South Asia in the upcoming year

In this fresh new year, whether or not the lessons from 2021 are taken on board could dictate how 2022…

EFSAS Commentary

EFSAS Commentary

Indian humanitarian aid to Afghanistan via Pakistan is a welcome development that benefits all three countries

Politicization of a US grant reiterates both the frailty of Nepal’s polity and the pernicious impact of Chinese penetration

The escalating conflict between Pakistan and the Taliban could pose serious challenges to regional peace

Ambassador Masood Khan’s case is a fine example of how zero tolerance towards terrorism should play out

Pakistan’s new National Security Policy makes some apt suggestions but its core purpose is suspect

The Texas synagogue hostage saga has its roots in extremist ideas floated by successive Pakistani regimes

Chinese Foreign Minister’s travels to the Maldives and Sri Lanka has generated fears of deeper debt entrapment

After the disillusionment and gloom of the past year, a brief take on South Asia in the upcoming year

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EFSAS Commentary

EFSAS Commentary

Indian humanitarian aid to Afghanistan via Pakistan is a welcome development that benefits all three countries

Politicization of a US grant reiterates both the frailty of Nepal’s polity and the pernicious impact of Chinese penetration

The escalating conflict between Pakistan and the Taliban could pose serious challenges to regional peace

Ambassador Masood Khan’s case is a fine example of how zero tolerance towards terrorism should play out

Pakistan’s new National Security Policy makes some apt suggestions but its core purpose is suspect

The Texas synagogue hostage saga has its roots in extremist ideas floated by successive Pakistani regimes

Chinese Foreign Minister’s travels to the Maldives and Sri Lanka has generated fears of deeper debt entrapment

After the disillusionment and gloom of the past year, a brief take on South Asia in the upcoming year

The European Foundation for South Asian Studies (EFSAS): Committed to providing excellent, genuine & authentic research and advice on South Asia.

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The European Foundation for South Asian Studies (EFSAS):
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