A book tries to answer a question that has haunted experts for several years: the attack was irrational. Why did China do it?
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Russia’s Anti-Cultists Declare War on Yoga—and India
After President Modi offered a copy of the “Bhagavad Gita” to Putin, Alexander Dvorkin revamped one of his old campaigns.
Sanctuary Denied: USCIRF Documents How Host Countries Fail Religious Refugees in Asia
They fled persecution only to be criminalized. A report exposes the legal void and moral vacuum in South and Southeast Asia’s refugee policies.
From Galwan to the Brahmaputra: China’s Expanding Strategy of Coercion
China’s Brahmaputra mega-dam endangers India’s water security, ecology, and strategic stability, extending aggression from borders to rivers.
Pakistan-India: When Religion is Both the Target and the Scapegoat
Current and past events show Pakistani security forces’ direct and indirect involvement in attacks on Hindu and Sikh temples.
Terrorism in India’s Jammu and Kashmir. 2. Why?
Despite its internal troubles—or perhaps because of them—Pakistan still seems to believe that supporting terrorism can yield political dividends.
Terrorism in India’s Jammu and Kashmir. 1. What Really Happened
The latest in a long series of deadly assaults calls for a thorough and sober analysis based on facts. The role of Pakistan, along with the exploitation and politicization of religion, is undeniable.
China’s Name War in Indian Arunachal Pradesh Continues
China continues to “Sinicize” geographical names in an Indian state it claims as its own. Enough, says the Indian government.
Sri Sabhapati Swami and Śivarājayoga: A Book and a Visit
Guided by Keith Cantú’s remarkable book on the Indian master, we visited his meditation hall in Chennai. The influential yoga teacher deserves to be rediscovered.
A Reflection on Jammu and Kashmir Elections: Will Kashmiri Pandits Finally Find Peace?
The elections of the Legislative Assembly of this divided and tormented region were not just about choosing representatives but reclaiming peace and inclusivity.