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The language of the Dungan Chinese Muslims in Central Asia: Marginalisation and resilience
The Dungan language of ethnic Chinese Muslims in central Asia has undergone significant change and is surviving but vulnerable.
Minoritised groups and the limits of political transitions in Iran and the Middle East
Political transitions in Iran prioritise regime stability, treating demands from minoritised communities as threats to national integrity.
Why water governance in the Indus Basin must be beyond fraught India-Pakistan relations
Conflict between India and Pakistan shows how vital shared transboundary resources, such as water, can be placed at risk.
Persistent borderland insecurities and the transformation of violence in Waziristan
Waziristan, located along the Afghanistan-Pakistan borderlands, has long been a major epicentre of insurgency and violence.
Afghanistan-Pakistan-India insecurity needs to be understood as an interconnected conflict system
Conflict involving Afghanistan, Pakistan and India is a complex interplay involving interstate rivalries, militant insurgencies, and global power competition.