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Pakistan is a loser by not attending Moscow Conference on Afghanistan

J K Tripathi/ In the recently concluded Regional Security Dialogue in Moscow, the heads of national security agencies of India, Russia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and China deliberated on the Afghanistan situation. Pakistan was conspicuous by its absence from the meeting. While the official reason given for this by the Spokesperson of Pakistan’s Foreign Office was that currently, the country h...

Is the BBC Documentary “India: the Modi Question” neutral in its approach

J K Tripathi/ The last week saw a new controversy in form of the release of part one of the two-part BBC documentary “India: the Modi Question” which was enough to further heat up the already charged political landscape of India. The documentary reportedly deals with the rise of Prime Minister Narendra Modi initially as the Chief Minister of Gujarat in the year 2000 and the communal riots thereafter. The BBC claims the document...

India takes charge of Afghanistan in the region

J K Tripathi The fourth Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan was held in Dushanbe, the capital of Tajikistan on May 27. This meeting was attended by the national security advisors of eight countries-India, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Iran, and China. The third dialogue was held in New Delhi on November 10 last year. Though the number of members in this forum is not fixed, out of a total of nine memb...

Op Ganga was a herculean task accomplished well

J K Tripathi On March 11, India completed “Operation Ganga”, which rescued Indian students stranded and caught in the crossfire of the Russia-Ukraine war. This two-week rescue operation was the biggest ever in post-cold war history as it involved almost 20,000 Indian students including a few from some South Asian and African countries studying in Ukraine. Contrary to the criticism from some politicians...

Imran Khan is firefighting on a sticky wicket

J K Tripathi Pakistan is once again caught in a whirlpool of political instability and Imran Khan is at its center. After nearly six months of efforts, opposition parties have succeeded in bringing a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan Niazi in the National Assembly, although discussions on it will begin on March 31, and voting is expected on April 4. Until then, Imran Khan is trying his best to save his gover...

Pakistan’s NSP is a bundle of lies and contradictions

J K Tripathi After much speculations in the Pakistani and the Indian media, Imran Khan Niyazi, Prime Minister unveiled the country’s first National Security Policy. It has taken seven years for them to formulate the Policy. Therefore, Imran Khan cannot solely take credit for it. In the selective leaks from the NSP document that remains largely classified, it turns out that it has a significant sentence: “We canno...

Putin-Modi Summit is a new high in bilateral ties

J K Tripathi President Vladimir Putin paid a flying visit to New Delhi for a summit with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The summit was in continuation of the annual summits between the leaders of the two nations which is alternatively in New Delhi and Moscow. For the last two years, the face-to-face summit could not take place due to the Covid pandemic. Though it was a very short visit, it was very important in wake of the c...

Will Gwadar prove to be a Waterloo for the CPEC?

J K Tripathi For over the last one week, Pakistan’s “Pearl of the Arabian Sea”, Gwadar city is in turmoil. A sizable part of the population is marching on the city roads protesting against the lack of basic civic amenities - electricity, water supply – unwanted check posts, and the Chinese fishing trawlers. The protests erupted after severe power cuts that lasted 21 hours daily. Much of the potable water ...

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