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Democracy or illusion: between Western disorder and popular legitimacy in Nepal

The flames that engulfed Kathmandu not only reduced the institutions of the Nepalese state to ashes, they also fueled the romanticized imagination of the Western press.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

The Bagram Mirage: Geopolitical Theater, Gwadar’s Arterial Hold, and the Fracturing of South Asian Sovereignty

The much-discussed idea of a U.S. military return to Bagram Airfield is less a genuine strategy and more a geopolitical mirage, designed to distract from Washington’s true target: Pakistan’s Gwadar Port.

Gordon Duff

Nepal’s Gen-Z Revolt and the Domino Effect Across South Asia

The ongoing violent crisis in Nepal is being closely observed by all regional powers, as it will have a long-term impact on the regional calculus.

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