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A troubled time for the US-China relationship -
Mint
Much has been written and said about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent US visit, and understandably so. But the week also saw the US engaging with the other Asian giant in Beijing.
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Iran’s loss, ISIS’ gain -
Anil Gupta, Pioneer
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Death sentence for Musharraf a clear message to the military -
Zahid Hussain, Deccan Chronicle
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Stalin ‘shocked’ with Rajapaksa’s views on political powers for Lankan Tamils -
M Manikandan, Hindustan Times
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Events in Sudan are not surprising -
Gwynne Dyer, Pioneer
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Tough terms of friendship -
Bhopinder Singh, Pioneer
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40 years of Islamic Revolution in Iran -
Yasir Ali Mirza, Pioneer
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Vietnam redux in Kabul -
Bhopinder Singh, Pioneer
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China’s war against Taiwan -
Sumit Kumar, Pioneer
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Endgame in Afghanistan -
Hiranmay Karlekar, Pioneer
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'Back-channel' talks ongoing for Trump-Kim summit, says South Korean envoy -
Nicola Smith, Telegraph UK
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Trump walks out of Mexico wall talks, warns emergency -
Pioneer
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US government begins shutdown over border wall funding row -
Nick Allen, Telegraph UK
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Sri Lanka story may not end happily -
Gwynne Dyer, Pioneer
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In the Dragon’s embrace -
Sandhya Jain, Pioneer
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Trump's new aggression at UNGA -
Manan Dwivedi, Pioneer
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Saudi Arabia may not be part of CPEC, but Pakistan set to use Kingdom to offset growing Chinese debt -
Vinay Kaura, Firstpost
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New chapter in Iraqi leadership -
Gwynne Dyer, Pioneer
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WTO on the brink -
Arvind Panagariya, Times of India
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Pakistan's 'Army of Islam' -
Priyadarshi Dutta, Pioneer
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What next for Imran Khan? -
Hiranmay Karlekar, Pioneer
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Pakistan’s new captain -
Khaled Ahmed, Indian Express
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Army vs Nawaz Sharif -
Mohammad Taqi, Indian Express
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Imran Khan is only a player in the circus run by Pakistan’s military -
Fatima Bhutto, Guardian
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Bloody beginning to elections in Pakistan -
KN Pandita, Pioneer
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Pakistan elections: No contest, assured victory -
Nirupama Subramanian, Indian Express
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 Congress party continuously supporting antisocial elements and those who indulge in violence. It raises voice against the security forces and police personnel of the country. Which academic discipline requires students to wear masks and hold stones while studying? The Congress party always choose to stand with those who are inimical to the country and rile up security forces.
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