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Sumant Vidwans
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Dec 28, 2025 ∙ 3 min
A Managed Vote in a Divided Myanmar
Myanmar’s election is less a step toward democracy than an attempt to legitimise military rule amid a raging civil war. Myanmar is launching a three-phase general election billed by the ruling generals as a return to multi-party democracy. In reality, the vote comes amid civil war, mass displacement, and military control over barely a fifth of the country. Myanmar’s crisis began in February 2021, when the army, or Tatmadaw, overturned Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy victory...
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Dec 21, 2025 ∙ 3 min
When Neighbours Become Enemies
Thailand and Cambodia are engaged in their worst border conflict in decades. Since July, the conflict has killed dozens, displaced lakhs, and shattered a peace deal signed just weeks earlier. The Thailand-Cambodia border disagreement dates back to 1907, when France, which ruled Cambodia at the time, signed a treaty with Siam (now Thailand) to establish their shared border. The treaty stated that the border would follow the watershed of the Dangrek Mountains. While this seemed straightforward,...
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Dec 14, 2025 ∙ 3 min
China–Pakistan–Kyrgyzstan Triangle Signals New Asian Alignment
The partnership is driven by China’s economic and strategic dominance, while for Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan, it offers a pathway to growth and connectivity. Xi Jinping Shehbaz Sharif Sadyr Japarov A new triangular partnership is emerging in Asia, linking China, Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan. The collaboration signals a push to deepen economic, security and infrastructure ties across Central...
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