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The Syrian Cry

Anna writes, the world has still not awakened from the shock of seeing a three-year-old Alan Kurdi lying on the sand. It’s been almost four years and still the cry of Syrian people has not able to melt the hearts of the personals behind the long struggle.

An Endless War: Naxalism

Tanisha writes, with 1086 naxals attacks 391 security forces casualties and 582 civilians’ dead in last five years, the words accountability, answerability and responsibility are missing from national government’s lexicon on national security.

Waivers of US Sanctions Came To an End

Sruthi writes, sanctions serve a country’s interest but one cannot pressurize other counties to do the same. They make a huge impact on political, economic and cultural ties between the countries.

Irreplaceable Face of International Community

Kavya writes, in today’s world of rising tensions and chaos between different nations the effectiveness of UN is highly debated. UN has become a forum for diplomacy and a mediator between nations

The Battle for Begusarai

Anuroop writes, it will be a decisive victory for democracy if Kanhaiya Kumar wins, since he would stand for liberty, tolerance and truth, routing out the forces of authoritarianism, religious intolerance and impunity.

Nepal Must Tread Carefully on the New Silk Road

Maj Gen  B K Sharma (Retd) writes that the moot point is, do Nepalese fully realise the implications of a looming debt trap? should they blindly go with the BRI? They should also realise that they are in no position to play off India Vs China game. Geo-political realities of Nepal make it imperative that Kathmandu respects India’s legitimate sensitivities and concerns.