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People's Review Weekly, 08 10월 2026

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Has rift widened fur­ther between Balen and Rabi?

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ArticleWhy Delhi drags feet on SAARC

India was never enthu­si­astic about form­ing a regional group­ing in South Asia, with all mem­bers hav­ing equal say and con­sensus decisions are man­dat­ory. When Sri Lank and Pakistan proved very recept­ive to the idea and the Mal­dives, too, seemed...

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ArticleQUOTES OF THE WEEK

There appears to be an illu­sion at the polit­ical level that policy prob­lems can be solved simply on the basis of com­mon sense. However, such solu­tions are often inef­fect­ive and, at times, even coun­ter­pro­duct­ive. In Nepal, where the cul­ture...

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