South Asia Security Monitor: No. 308
India Mulling China-Focused Mountain Strike Corps;
Indian Regional Diplomacy Embraces Pakistan;
Pakistani Arms Fair Sees China, Turkey Compete for Sales
India Mulling China-Focused Mountain Strike Corps;
Indian Regional Diplomacy Embraces Pakistan;
Pakistani Arms Fair Sees China, Turkey Compete for Sales
“I am with the Uprising of Women in the Arab World,” says a sign that Marwa (from Tunisia) holds in front of her, “because women’s sexuality is considered as a [sic] Taboo, while Sexism, Pedophilia, and Rape are seen as commonsense.”
Foreign policy seemed to go on hiatus during the U.S. presidential election. Economic issues dominated the race, and Americans waited to see which candidate's vision would prevail. But the world kept turning, and in President Barack Obama's second term he will face a number of legacy issues from his previous four years and several emerging strategic challenges.
Putin fires Defense Minister;
U.S. Congress to vote on normalized trade relations bill
Chief Judge, Army Chief Clash in Pakistan;
Canadian PM in India to Push Trade;
Karzai: No Peace With the Haqqanis