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  Water Stories From Rajasthan: World’s First River-Linking In Mewar region In 1890 – Analysis

  eurasiareview.com - By the early 1880s, gelatin had replaced albumen as the image-carrying emulsion in print materials. All the 19th century gelatin images, Girikumar pointed out, were gold toned with a pleasing appearance ranging from pinkish brown to warm greys. The gelatin surface is easily identified by an ‘orange peel’ appearance. The portrait of Maharana Fateh Singh, seated on the throne with lion motifs, is a carbon print with a reddish tone; it is a unique image both in terms of its tonal effects as well as size.

  Rare photographs from archives of The City Palace Museum, Udaipur reveal hidden histories: Commemorating International Museum Day 2025 It is …

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  China’s Visit And Economic Playbook In Vietnam, Malaysia, Cambodia: Solidifying Leverage And Belt And Road Initiative With Strategic Allies – Analysis

  eurasiareview.com - By contrast, Vietnam took a more cautious approach. Rather than strongly criticizing the United States, it issued a joint statement with China noting that both countries would“pay attention” to trade and investment barriers and pledged to “oppose unilateralism.”

  The U.S. had imposed a 145% tariff on Chinese imports last April, prompting China to seek stronger regional alliances. Amid interruptions brought on …

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  Syria-Israel Normalization: It’s Possible – OpEd

  eurasiareview.com - Neville Teller

  When President Donald Trump visited the Middle East in May 2025, he found it much changed from the last time he was there in May 2017. To take only …

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  Precision To Posture: India’s Strategic Doctrine With Conviction And Clarity – OpEd

  eurasiareview.com - By contrast, the Indian Navy did not posture. It deployed. While Pakistan hosted briefings, India’s maritime assets remained in forward positions, integrated with aerial platforms and ready for escalation if required. This silent projection of power, absent of dramatic visuals or emotional appeals, reflected the new ethos of Indian deterrence: strength without spectacle.

  Restraint to Retaliation: A Civilisational Reset The events surrounding Operation Sindoor represent a watershed in India’s strategic doctrine. …

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  Trump, Planes And The Arabian Gulf Tour – OpEd

  eurasiareview.com - Binoy Kampmark

  They seemed made for each other. A former reality television star, with dubious real estate credentials, a freakish alienation from the truth, and …

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  The Horn Of Africa States: Somalia And Development Finance – OpEd

  eurasiareview.com - Dr. Suleiman Walhad

  The world spends billions of United States Dollars in development finance across the globe, with the exception of the north countries of Europe, …