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    Trump’s Iran strikes test the limits of law- and risk unraveling the region
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    Trump’s Iran strikes test the limits of law- and risk unraveling the region

    • International law sets a high bar for invoking self-defence. The International Court of Justice has repeatedly held that self-defence requires both necessity and proportionality.
    • History suggests that when power escapes the constraints of law, instability—not security—is usually the result
    access_time 24 March 2026 6:23 AM GMT
    Europe to Trump: fear or sweet revenge?
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    Europe to Trump: fear or sweet revenge?

    access_time 21 March 2026 8:33 AM GMT
    World cricket captains feel compelled to speak out against Imran Khans continued detention
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    World cricket captains feel compelled to speak out against Imran Khan's continued detention

    Critics argue that the cumulative effect of overlapping cases and repeated remand orders creates the appearance that...

    access_time 16 March 2026 10:11 AM GMT
    Does the Middle East war toll the death knell of the UN?
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    Does the Middle East war toll the death knell of the UN?

    The UN has no law enforcement machinery to run its diktats. All it has is some peacekeeping forces deployed in certain...

    access_time 12 March 2026 9:13 AM GMT
    An unwarranted war - and the blurring of truth and lies
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    An unwarranted war - and the blurring of truth and lies

    In reality, the White House has been in a total mess with its latest war policy and goals

    access_time 2026-03-05T10:25:33+05:30
    The West’s long-delayed admission: when power finally confronts its own double standards
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    The West’s long-delayed admission: when power finally confronts its own double standards

    At the WEF in Davos, Carney acknowledged what many in the Global South — and many within Western societies — have been...

    access_time 9 Feb 2026 6:25 AM GMT
    Bangla polls: will Jamaat turn a dark horse?
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    Bangla polls: will Jamaat turn a dark horse?

    Shifts and equations that are likely in the election to Bangladesh's parliament

    access_time 2026-02-03T11:40:04+05:30
    Why you don’t need an audience to have a real conversation
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    Why you don’t need an audience to have a real conversation

    Talking to yourself helps you think better. When thoughts stay trapped in your head, they spin. When you say them out...

    access_time 2026-02-03T15:18:56+05:30
    Can never forget, Mark Tully
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    Can never forget, Mark Tully

    Mark Tully and the BBC radio were synonymous all over the subcontinent

    access_time 29 Jan 2026 5:33 AM GMT
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    Peace without Palestinians isn’t peace—it’s power
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    Peace without Palestinians isn’t peace—it’s power

    Peace without Palestinians is not peace. It is management—of outrage, of optics, of an occupied people whose resistance...

    access_time 2026-02-06T16:16:21+05:30
    The departure of Mark Tully
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    The departure of Mark Tully

    His admirers will remember him for his accurate reportage, fairmindedness, self-deprecating mannerliness and...

    access_time 26 Jan 2026 4:27 AM GMT
    Europe checkmated; what of Danish Greenland?
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    Europe checkmated; what of Danish Greenland?

    This time, Trump is more emphatic and vociferous with an increased zest since he toppled Nicholas Maduro, the President...

    access_time 2026-01-22T11:45:52+05:30
    The legal architecture of an ongoing Nakba; what Stolen Nation reveals about Israel’s system of dispossession
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    The legal architecture of an ongoing Nakba; what Stolen Nation reveals about Israel’s system of dispossession

    Stolen Nation is not only a work of legal scholarship. It is a reminder that justice requires naming the crime, exposing...

    access_time 2026-02-06T16:13:19+05:30
    The Monroe Doctrine - that Trump invoked against Venezuela
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    The Monroe Doctrine - that Trump invoked against Venezuela

    The Monroe Doctrine was accepted by the American political establishment. But it has no force in international law

    access_time 12 Jan 2026 10:52 AM GMT
    A curious affair: the unlikely connection between Israel and Somaliland
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    A curious affair: the unlikely connection between Israel and Somaliland

    The predominantly Muslim majority of Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991 after the collapse of Siad...

    access_time 2026-01-05T13:11:13+05:30
    Zohran Mamdani’s win: a lesson in representation and moral leadership for India
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    Zohran Mamdani’s win: a lesson in representation and moral leadership for India

    While others distanced themselves from controversy, he spoke openly about poverty, Palestine, and policing. His critics...

    access_time 13 Nov 2025 4:02 AM GMT
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