Factors Behind the Fall of Sri Lankan Economy
Central Bank’s independence should be maintained and depoliticized by enacting the promised Central Bank Act that has been drafted in the parliament earlier and Government should…
NIICE · 13 April 2022
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Understanding Sri Lanka’s Economic Conundrum
No country will be able to fully rescue Sri Lanka but if Sri Lanka wants IMF to come forward and rescue her then she has to…
NIICE · 7 April 2022
Structural Causes to the Rohingya Refugee Crisis
A post – colonial state like Myanmar which is one of the most diverse countries the world is in a deep political turmoil now and how…
NIICE · 4 April 2022
Understanding Sri Lankan Economic Crisis and Lessons to Nepal
With the current declining export trade and declining remittances, the main challenge for Sri Lanka is to get the foreign sector back on track. The country…
Sunil Kumar Chaudhary · 1 April 2022
A Constructivist Lesson to South Asia from Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Russia-Ukraine conflict prompts South Asia to respect sovereign jurisdiction and territorial integrity and not to ethnicise the state in the region and it would be Pandora’s…
NIICE · 25 March 2022
Taliban’s Future Foreign Relations
The Taliban will not ignore their worst defeat by the US-led allied forces in 2001, in which they lost their powers and thousands of fighters. An…
Dr. Mirwais Balkhi · 20 March 2022
India – UAE: A Cooperative Strategic Partnership
India and UAE were bonded over the energy sector and rhe comprehensive deal will further strengthen the strategic partnership among them.
NIICE · 10 March 2022
Beyond the Cultural Diplomacy of South Korean Wave
South Korea has already established itself as a success story in its image building exercise through the promotion of its cultures and values, its role in…
NIICE · 1 March 2022
India’s Outreach with Central Asia
India has been constantly expanding its relations with the five Central Asian republics. Although ‘Connect Central Asia’ policy was launched in 2012, real boost came with…
NIICE · 29 January 2022
First India-Central Asia Summit: A New Enthusiasm
The summit is symbolic of the importance of a comprehensive and enduring partnership between India and Central Asian countries and comes at a time of heightened…
NIICE · 28 January 2022
Understanding the Economic Crisis in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka's over-inclination towards China is not only threatening its sovereignty but also affecting the equations of the region, with the biggest impact being on bilateral…
NIICE · 25 January 2022
Durand Line is a Fake Line in Taliban’s Dictionary
Within the past two decades, the US-backed Afghan government wasn’t able to secure trustworthy bilateral relations with Pakistan due to illegitimate demands of Pakistan from Afghanistan.
NIICE · 21 January 2022