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Keshav is a Principal Correspondent at ThePrint covering diplomacy and foreign policy. He has a M.A. in European Studies. Keshav posts on X @Keshav_Paddu and can be contacted at keshav.p@theprint.in

Pakistan election may finally go to Nawaz Sharif. But Imran Khan supporters have killed his joy

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February 10, 2024

‘West is on decline’, Putin tells Tucker Carlson, highlights Russia’s ties with China

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February 9, 2024

Zelenskyy fires top general, announces changes to Ukraine military amid setbacks in war with Russia

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February 9, 2024

Setback for Pakistan Army as PTI takes lead and Nawaz Sharif trails amid poll results delay

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February 9, 2024

Joint training, testing, data sharing — EU, India identify areas for counter-drone collaboration

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February 8, 2024

Counting of votes begins in Pakistan after polling day marred by Taliban violence, booth capture

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February 8, 2024

Mobile services suspended, land border closed as Pakistan goes to polls

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February 8, 2024

Necessity or trouble in making? What fencing of borders with Myanmar could mean for India

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February 8, 2024

Pakistan elections: All eyes on whether Army favourite Nawaz Sharif will win majority

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February 7, 2024

58% young urban Indians want greater economic engagement with China, ORF survey finds

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February 6, 2024

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Keshav Padmanabhan

Pakistan election may finally go to Nawaz Sharif. But Imran Khan supporters have killed his joy

‘West is on decline’, Putin tells Tucker Carlson, highlights Russia’s ties with China

Zelenskyy fires top general, announces changes to Ukraine military amid setbacks in war with Russia

Setback for Pakistan Army as PTI takes lead and Nawaz Sharif trails amid poll results delay

Joint training, testing, data sharing — EU, India identify areas for counter-drone collaboration

Counting of votes begins in Pakistan after polling day marred by Taliban violence, booth capture

Mobile services suspended, land border closed as Pakistan goes to polls

Necessity or trouble in making? What fencing of borders with Myanmar could mean for India

Pakistan elections: All eyes on whether Army favourite Nawaz Sharif will win majority

58% young urban Indians want greater economic engagement with China, ORF survey finds

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