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M.D. Nalapat
Director, Department of Geopolitics, Manipal University
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M.D. Nalapat is the director of the School of Geopolitics at Manipal University in Manipal, India. A gold medalist in economics from Bombay University. He is also a UNESCO Peace Chair, Senior Associate of the National Institute of Advanced Studies, Board Member of the India-China-America Institute and Associate of the United Services Institution of India.
A noted China expert, M.D. Nalapat has also been quoted here in the Global Times.
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21 April 2012 Gateway House UN: a return to 'mandated colonialism' By forcing regime change in Libya, and attempting the same in Syria, and by promiscuously arming disparate groups of Wahabbis and Salafists to achieve this aim, NATO is creating more room for instability in the region. What Syria needs is engagement, not isolation; it needs dialogue and not the arming of rebels. Tagged Under Barack Obama , Bashar al-Assad , Libya , security council , UN |
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24 February 2012 Gateway House West and Wahabi vs. Shia The author outlines the partnership between NATO and Wahhabi extremists, and how the West assisted in an armed Sunni movement, which has spread to many countries in West Asia. Consequently, the Shia population suffers from serious discrimination at the hands of Wahabbi. Tagged Under Bahrain , extremists , religious conflict , shia , Wahabi , West |
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Foreign Affairs
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In-house Publications
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In-house Publications
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