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Ashu MannEurasia Review |
Every year on 10 March, Tibetans across the world mark Tibetan Uprising Day, remembering the events of 1959 in Lhasa,
Somewhere between the sinking of a ship and the scramble to assign blame, India found itself in a conversation it
Baloch Culture Day on 2 March is a festival of colour and poetry that now doubles as an indictment of
For years, the Chinese Communist Party held up Tibetan artists as living proof that life under Beijing’s rule was working.
Bangladesh’s political transition following the formation of an interim administration under Muhammad Yunus in 2024 marked a sensitive phase in
The People’s Liberation Army’s delayed and limited admission of casualties from the June 15, 2020, Galwan Valley clash continues to
In an epoch where information traverses continents in milliseconds and narratives are forged not in the corridors of power, but
The year 2019 marked a definitive pivot in the history of India. The abrogation of Article 370 was not merely
When a crisis hits, it’s often the brave few who step forward, sounding the alarm to warn others. These are
After years of political uncertainty in Pakistan, the 2024 general elections were touted as a major democratic resurgence. Instead, the
Autonomy in foreign policy is the singular ability of a nation to act in its own interest, without the heavy
Nearly fifty years ago, naval strategist Ken Booth described the role of navies through a simple but powerful idea–a trinity
The occupation of Tibet by the People’s Republic of China is one of the largest cases of the effacement of
On January 21, when Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares handed a formal declaration to India’s S. Jaishankar in New
The images captured in Tiananmen Square in 2001 remain burned into the collective retina of the geopolitical landscape. When Wang
Some tragedies are best understood not through statistics, but through stories. This is one of them. In Srinagar, in the
The Indian Army has taken a step towards improving safety at its most sensitive installations by signing a contract to
The mention of an Obstacle Avoidance System (OAS) in the recent India–Germany joint statement was not a throwaway line. It
Each year, China celebrates Police Day, honouring the forces that keep the country under control. While the occasion is meant
For more than six decades, many Tibetans have been forced to live far from their homeland. They left Tibet because
Islamabad’s long-running claim that Pakistan “won” the 1965 India–Pakistan war rests less on verifiable record than on domestic narrative management.
Every year on 5 January, Pakistan marks what it calls “Right to Self-Determination Day” for Jammu and Kashmir. On this
China’s ruling party calls 1949 the year of liberation. For many people living under Beijing’s rule today, it was the
In December 2021, Hong Kong crossed a threshold that had long been approached but never formally acknowledged. With the shutdown
The most enduring expressions of Uyghur identity today do not come from public squares in Xinjiang—those have long been emptied
Ninety-six years after the first East Turkistan Republic declared independence, its spirit endures — not in territory, but in memory. On
As 7 October marks seventy-five years since China’s invasion of Tibet, the consequences of that act of aggression continue to
On October 1, 1949, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) proclaimed the founding of the People’s Republic of China in Tiananmen
Three years after the United Nations released its landmark report finding China may be committing crimes against humanity in Xinjiang. Beijing has
The notification of the Inter-Services Organisations (ISOs) (Command, Control, and Discipline) Act Rules has created a landmark shift in India’s
A Misguided Gamble Pakistan’s role as the aggressor in 1965 is beyond dispute. The war was not born of Kashmiri
In the aftermath of the cowardly Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 innocent lives in April 2025, India’s response through
Despite frequent assertions of maritime strength and strategic capability, the Pakistan Navy is fundamentally limited by glaring structural...
As tensions mount between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack, Pakistan’s response has been a jarring symphony of
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