The Next Century Foundation welcomes the first co-signed written agreement between the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and … More
Category: India
The Kashmir Question: India, Pakistan, China?
Since the signing of the Simla Agreement in 1972, the Kashmir conflict has largely been viewed as the kernel in historically … More
Kashmir comes to Birmingham
A meeting convened jointly by the Association of British Muslims and the Next Century Foundation on the Kashmir issue was … More
Moving things forward on Kashmir
The following is a written statement on Kashmir to the Human Rights Council Forty-second session 9–27 September 2019 Agenda item … More
The Colonised become the Colonisers
A look into Kashmir.
How Hindu Nationalism is Distorting India’s Election – The Atlantic
The NCF’s senior member in Iraq’s Kurdistan, Stafford Clarry, comments further on India’s recent elections. He writes the NCF to … More
Lessons need to be learnt from India
Stafford Clarry, a senior NCF member in Kurdistan, sends some facts and observations in regard to lessons he thinks Kurdistan … More
Modi benefits from increased tensions in Kashmir
As India awaits the results of the largest elections known to humankind, fighting continues along the India-Pakistan border in Jammu … More
India continues to fail its Dalit Women
India’s 2011 census stated that 16% of the Indian population, some 200 million people, are Dalits. Historically, being a Dalit … More
Untangling Afghanistan: Proxy wars and geopolitical rivalries
Former Afghan president Hamid Karzai recently spoke in an interview of Afghanistan’s need for Russian support. Decrying the US for … More
The Precarious Position of India’s Minorities
Oral intervention to be given by the Next Century Foundation at the 37th Session of the United Nations Human Rights … More
Reflections on Punjab: Seventy Years on from Partition
August 1947 marked the end of India as a single state and saw the emergence of today’s Pakistan and India. … More
Systemic corruption does not deserve our tacit consent
The 19th century British politician, Lord Acton, averred that ‘Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely’. Over the last 150 … More
The Next Century Foundation at the United Nations – Intervention on Human Rights in Myanmar, Bangladesh and India
The Next Century Foundation took part in the 36th session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva. During the General … More
Migration Crisis – Fighting Xenophobia
Migration Crisis – Modern Slavery
Charles Bennett on the Indo-Pakistani Nuclear War, Somaliland and Yemen.
Charles Bennett, Director of the European Atlantic Group, argues that there is a serious risk of nuclear confrontation between India … More