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Child marriages up during Nepal lockdown
Campaign to keep girls in school may now need to refocus on keeping them at home
Tough talk
ROBERTO CINGOLANI was frazzled at the end of the energy and environment ministers’meet of G20 countries this July. Cingolani, who is Italy’s ecological transition minister, had chaired the two-day meet. He said that negotiations with India…
When ‘othering’ leads to discrimination and death
When our leaders, whether in the government or the opposition, try to reassure members of the Hindu community, saying "you are one of us," this is a blatant example of 'othering'. They have drawn the 'self/other' divide. This in itself is a…
Finding India’s voice on Afghanistan
In a world of hard geopolitical realities, New Delhi must leverage its unique strengths in remaining engaged with Kabul
Kabuliwalli: For a journo, how much ‘beyond’ is ‘beyond the call of duty’?
The desperate scenes in Afghanistan have dredged up memories of the two Kabuliwallas of my childhood.
This fire will not remain confined to Afghanistan, it will spread through the region. India is not…
With the situation in Afghanistan rapidly descending into a bloody chaos, as one provincial city after another falls into the clutches of the incredibly barbaric Taliban militias, the nightmare for the ordinary people of that war-ravaged…
India’s role in Afghanistan has not been good
For the Taliban, peace is the first option, says Zabihullah Mujahid, a spokesperson for the group. The 40-something Mujahid is in an undisclosed location, from where he spoke to THE WEEK. In a 45-minute-long interaction, Mujahid spoke with…
As China Engages With Taliban, New Delhi Can’t Sit Out
One thing that every US President since George W Bush has done is to promise to bring American soldiers home from what in September will be two decades of unending conflict in Afghanistan since 9/11
The ‘Namaste’ Says It All: Why Mamata’s Meet With Sonia, Rahul Builds Oppn Hope…
As she called herself a worker, Banerjee also signalled that her motto is to first unite the opposition and then look for a credible face approved by all.
‘Beijing acting more repressively at home and more aggressively abroad’: Antony Blinken
On his first visit to India, US secretary of stateAntony Blinkensat down for a conversation withIndrani Bagchion the Quad, the future of Afghanistan and the US-India priorities going forward. Excerpts from the interview: