The Poumai Nagas are an indigenous ethnic group of Nagas who live in Manipur’s Senapati District and Nagaland’s Phek District. The Poumais are a Tenyimi (also spelt Tenyimia/Tengima) sub-group who follow Machafii (Makhel) gennas and rituals.
By Dr Kh. Pou
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AUKUS marks a turning point in global geopolitics that will have a domino effect on several parts of the world—one being the Eastern Mediterranean.
By Konstantinos Apostolou-Katsaros
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The European Union is at risk of “strategic shrinkage,” owing to geopolitical, economic, and ideological pressures from all sides. Safeguarding European citizens, interests, and values will require new thinking about the EU’s security and defense responsibilities and the capacities it needs to fulfill them.
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So what have we learnt from two weeks of leaders’ statements, massive protests and side deals on coal, stopping fossil fuel finance and deforestation, plus the final signed Glasgow Climate Pact? From phasing out coal to carbon market loopholes, here is what you need to know.
By Simon Lewis & Mark Maslin
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Nation border conflict is caused by rivalries between countries or peoples, disputes over national resources, or political disagreements about the past.
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With Brasilia faces a steeper uphill climb in bringing back FDI and reviving growth, red tape and doubts about the government’s ability to contain inflation and interest rates are lingering problems.
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If you want to visit Naga homeland administered by Myanmar and required “Special Assistance”, send an email to ICNA at contact@nagaaffairs.org with the subject line…
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The Global Naga Forum initiated and carried out the Shilloi Relief & Peace mission (Nov. 6 – 8) for Nagas in Myanmar who are living in conditions of extreme deprivation, even of basic needs like food , medicines and warm clothes. The downside of the relief mission for the GNF group travelling to Shilloi from Nagaland was being held up en-route for 45 minutes by India’s Paramilitary Assam Rifles personnel, and the Naga group from Myanmar was treated worse.
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