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Getting down to work with Trump -
C Raja Mohan, Indian Express
The tendency to present narrow national interests as global good has long been part of great power diplomacy. Big nations can’t simply say their policies are meant to pursue crass political and economic gain. To win popular support at home and legitimacy abroad, they see the need to define interest-based diplomacy as value-based politics.
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No real challenge to Merkel -
Vidya Ram, Business Line
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Bangabandhu, the liberator -
Syed Khurram Raza, Pioneer
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The end of the CIA’s illegal program in Syria is a major victory -
John Wight, Geo Politics
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Are Pakistan's judges lions or lions under the throne? -
Hiranmay Karlekar, Pioneer
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Pakistan needs a major clean-up -
Shaheen Sehbai, Hindustan Times
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What follows Nawaz’s ouster? -
Vivek Katju, Times of India
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Third time not lucky for Sharif -
Pioneer
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Lead Country without a PM -
Ayesha Siddiqa, Pioneer
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Support for secular Balochistan to hit at Pak terror -
Lawrence Sellin, Pioneer
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Why in Pakistan, 'politicians are held accountable, but army chiefs are not' -
Harsha Kakar, Mail Today
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Handshake that launched liberals into fits of anger -
John Wight, Sputnik News
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Africa's terror challenge -
Pioneer
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Trump's fake news spin on Paris climate deal -
RK Pachauri, Pioneer
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Engaging an inward looking US -
C Raja Mohan, Pioneer
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The Afghanistan gamble -
Pioneer
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France on move with cross-party vision -
Makhan Saikia, Pioneer
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Europe constantly at war with extremism -
Hiranmay Karlekar, Pioneer
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Getting China strategy right -
Pravin Sawhney, Pioneer
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Moderate Iran triumphs -
Pioneer
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Rouhani faces dual challenge -
Manoj Joshi, DailyO
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Nepal turns the corner -
Kanak Mani Dixit, Hindu
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The attempt to unseat Nawaz Sharif shows how Pakistan's religious laws confuse piety with justice -
Khaled Ahmed, Indian Express
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World must unite to help Kabul fight Taliban -
Pioneer
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A snap election: Back into battle -
Economist
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Taiwan riddle for Trump, Xi -
Manan Dwivedi, Pioneer
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 Unfortunately, parties like the Congress and CPI(M) have attacked the Army chief and armed forces who have registered major success in eliminating terrorists and their sponsors across the border. It is because of the security forces’ effective actions that Pakistan-sponsored terrorists have been under siege. We hope political parties will speak up against the enemies of India rather than aiming theirs barbs at the Army. Such political opportunism has given unwarranted moral strength to the enemies of the country and in a way it contributed to such action (the attack on pilgrims).
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