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In India, not all are pleased by a national park's World Heritage status

In India, not all are pleased by a national park's World Heritage status

After a successful government campaign, Khangchendzonga National Park in Sikkim became India's first "mixed" …

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Drafting Special Development Goal into its Statute " Northeast Today

Drafting Special Development Goal into its Statute " Northeast Today

Sikkim is planning to draft a legislation that would empower UN's Sustainable Development Goals into its stat…

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The Hidden History Behind the Doklam Standoff: Superhighways of Tibetan Trade

The Hidden History Behind the Doklam Standoff: Superhighways of Tibetan Trade

As China and India enter the seventh week of their military stand-off in Doklam, both countries are putting f…

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Reading China’s missile launch

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By Aadil Brar Beijing would like the world to treat its July 6 submarine-launched ballistic missile test as routine. The accumulating details suggest that interpretation is too narrow. At 12:01pm on Monday, a Chinese nuclear-powered submarine fired a ballistic missile into the Pacific, an action Beijing had never previously acknowledged in public.
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China, Japan colliding over Taiwan

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By Aadil Brar Japan and China are not at war, but their relationship is moving toward a dangerous new stage. The immediate friction is visible in missiles, sanctions and detentions. The deeper driver is Taiwan. Three developments show how central Taiwan has become. First, Japan is preparing to host expanded US missile deployments in its southwestern islands near Taiwan, including the Typhon system.
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China cozying up to North Korea

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By Aadil Brar Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平) landed in Pyongyang on Monday for his first visit to North Korea in about seven years, and the choreography was immediate. Gun salutes, children offering flowers and a banner reading “unbreakable friendship” set the tone before any talks had even begun. The visit had been announced only days earlier, but the political pressure behind it had been building for months.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

The Diplomat

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To describe the world and its events.