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17 October 2011In Bhutan, a cautious tryst with democracy
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A growing freedom of the press and an independent judiciary are indicators that Bhutan is transitioning well after its adoption of a constitutional democracy. Tagged Under |
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14 October 2011The Water Hegemon
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With more than half of the approximately 50,000 large dams on the planet, China is rapidly accumulating leverage against its neighbors by undertaking massive hydro-engineering projects on transnational rivers. Persuading it to halt further unilateral influence has become pivotal to Asian peace and stability. Tagged Under |
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9 October 2011Who are India’s friends?
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India should be prepared for the consequences of it's strategic move to closer ally itself with Afghanistan. Tagged Under |
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28 September 2011India-Bangladesh: Energy has to be the driver
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Shortly after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s visit to Dhaka, Gateway House interviewed the Bangladeshi High Commissioner to India, Tariq Ahmad Karim, who commented on the prospects of enhanced relations between the two nations, and the opportunities that lie ahead. Tagged Under |
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