India's Rohingya RealpolitikAseanNov 13, 2017 Asean News India’s muted reaction to the Rohingya crisis is worthy of note, as there had been high expectations that it would help diffuse this state-orchestrated humanitarian crisis.Source link ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Latest UpdatesThai-Chinese Friendship Marks 50 Years with Chinese New Year Celebrations in 2025 Jan 21, 2025 A Guide to Conducting Business in ASEAN by 2025 Jan 21, 2025 Thailand BOI Reports 35% Surge in 2024 Investment Applications, Reaching Decade-High $33 Billion, Driven by FDI in Data Centers & Cloud Services Jan 20, 2025 Bangkok Post – Foreigners Pass Away Following Attendance at Phuket Music Festival Jan 20, 2025 US Treasury Department imposes sanctions on Chinese company over Salt Typhoon hack Jan 19, 2025 Most ViewedBangkok Post – Foreigners Pass Away Following Attendance at Phuket Music FestivalOvertourism and Challenges for the Thai tourism IndustryRelated ArticlesA Guide to Conducting Business in ASEAN by 2025 Jan 21, 2025 Thailand’s Challenge to Maintain Export Boom After Surging to $300 Billion in 2024 Jan 18, 2025 Thailand Lags Behind ASEAN in 2025 Growth Forecast: ADB Jan 9, 2025 Thailand Makes Historic Advances in Global Space Collaboration Jan 7, 2025 Previous articleVietnam, US sign $12b in trade dealsNext articleThailand sees 3rd highest hotel investment in Asia Pacific
India’s muted reaction to the Rohingya crisis is worthy of note, as there had been high expectations that it would help diffuse this state-orchestrated humanitarian crisis.
