The Nepali government, political parties and nationalist cannot think of going against India. However, it is the duty of every citizen of all countries to protect their national sovereignty, territorial integrity, independence, national pride and national interest. ...
When the COVID-19 crisis ends, many companies will relocate their factories from China, and South Asian countries, including Nepal and India, could be realistic destinations. Nepal, India, and Japan should cooperate with the United States militarily and economically to help them come out ahead in these difficult times ...
The global reality of today is eerily similar to the days of the Cold War and political representatives at the helm ought to take small and calculated steps rather than a great leap forward. ...
Cyber-attacks may increase the risk of a military escalation. Since the recent Kashmir crisis, there has been an increase in Pakistan's cyber-attacks on India. Indians have also responded with their own cyber operations against Pakistan. ...
If the two countries could get over their political whims and decide to collaborate at a stauncher level through Track Two diplomacy initiatives, the world could witness lesser number of conflicts. Maybe a cultural ‘act east’ policy is the silent solution. ...
China under President Xi unified its scattered infrastructural forays across continents under the BRI network, in covert pursuance of global dominance. ...
In comparison to men, women are suffering more and are bound to perform the work related to cooking, cleaning and childcare, along with the issue of domestic violence and sexual abuse. ...
Trump’s proposal of expanding the group might look welcoming for Australia, India and South Korea, leaving out China may clearly contradict the original purpose of founding the G7 in 1975. ...
Countries like Mongolia have shown the way, how at a low cost health infrastructure, one can manage to fight against the pandemic with complete resilience. It has immediately taken steps to expand special health centre for COVID-19 patients. ...
Enduring EU Solidarity during COVID-19
The EU’s stumbling position over migration; euro-zone reforms and COVID-19 crisis seemingly may be tearing apart the EU’s solidarity principle, yet, it all acts as a bedrock for the EU since its inception. ...