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Paper No. 681 07/05/2003
by K.Gajendra Singh
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Paper NO. 687 16/05/2003
by K.Gajendra Singh
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Paper no. 387 04. 01. 2002
by Dr. Subhash Kapila
(The views are those of the author)
China’s Single Point Agenda in South Asia: Historical review of China’s policy record in South Asia indicates that China has followed a single point agenda in the last 50 years or so. China intruded into South Asia in 1950 itself by its military occupation of Tibet which was facilitated by the United States and the West’s pre-occupation with the Korean War.
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Paper No. 695 20/05/2003
by Dr Subhash Kapila
West Asia, as a strategic sub-system of the world, encompasses what in the heyday of the British Empire was termed as the Near East and the Middle East. In the West this region rests on the Eastern Mediterranean and in the East on Afghanistan.
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Paper No. 700 29/05/2003
by B. Raman
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Paper No. 705 04/06/2003
by K.Gajendra Singh
Slaughter at Ituri
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Paper No. 826 31/10/2003
Guest Column-by Gaurang Bhatt
Is it the judgment seat on the throne of Vikramaditya or a berth on the underwater deck of the Titanic? The permanent seats were allocated after the Second World War by the victors to the most powerful nations of the allied coalition. This is why America, Britain,
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