Supporters of an Islamic coalition march April 15 in Peshawar, Pakistan, to protest against the United States and India. As superpower alliances change in South Asia, Pakistan could find itself cut off from U.S. financial aid. A peace with archenemy India is one way out.
Supporters of an Islamic coalition march April 15 in Peshawar, Pakistan, to protest against the United States and India. As superpower alliances change in South Asia, Pakistan could find itself cut off from U.S. financial aid. A peace with archenemy India is one way out.
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The Lineup
March 16, 2012
Blast!, the percussive show took the Tony for best special theatrical event and an Emmy for best choreographySATURDAY Living history Pioneer women What: Everyone...
Farming the Cities, Feeding an Urban Future
June 16, 2011
WASHINGTON, D.C. June 16, 2011 - As people move from rural to urban settings in search of economic opportunities, urban agriculture is becoming an important...
Arming Middle Eastern college students with scholarship skills
August 04, 2011
| UC Davis News
It's very important, especially at this time in world events, to train these young people how to identify researchable questions, thoroughly formulate the plan for data gathering, then carry out the research and data analysis and finally to publish, disseminate and engage in policymaking,'' said Joseph, who also is founding director of the UC Davis Middle East/ South Asia ...
UC Davis offers innovative new majors, minors
October 31, 2011
| UC Davis News
For example, a $180,000 federal grant helped build a Middle East/ South Asia major in 2008 from a minor. This year, the program will establish its first visiting lecturer in...
The South Asia Studies Project
| Memri Latest Blogs Urdupashtu
The Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) today launches its South Asia Studies Project (SASP). This project tracks emerging developments in Pakistan and Afghanistan...
Three Reports from the South Asia Studies Project
January 24, 2012
| Memri Latest Blogs Urdupashtu
The following is research published today, from the MEMRI South Asia Studies Project Series.To view more reports, visithttp://www.memri.org/subject/en/840.htm. On Twitter,...
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