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Commission finds India’s involvement in Bangladesh’s enforced disappearance

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  The Commission of Inquiry on Enforced Disappearance has found India's involvement in enforced disappearances in Bangladesh as it found intelligence information about the practice...
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The Forgotten Flotilla that Helped Birth Bangladesh

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Though many know about the Concert for Bangladesh, one group risked their lives to stop weapons shipments to West Pakistan. On the morning of July...
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India and Nepal: A Tale of Two Maps

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The India-Nepal border dispute isn’t new — but this time, it’s louder and hyped by competitive nationalism. Last November, when the Indian government released its...
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Bangladesh dismisses MEA’s figure of 2,200 incidents of violence against minorities in 2024

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New Delhi: Bangladesh Chief Advisor’s Office Friday labelled India’s figure of 2,200 incidents of violence against Hindus and minorities in the neighbouring country in 2024...
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How does a journalist report in Modi’s India?

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On the 8th of November at around 1.20 am in the night when I was deep in sleep, my niece woke me up to...
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Taliban Minister Criticizes His Government’s Media Crackdown

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By Abubakar Siddique The Key Issue The Taliban's deputy foreign minister, Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai, has called on his government to end its clampdown on the press...
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Commentary

Keeping the August 5 Revolution Alive: Lessons from the Jewish Holocaust

Dr. Habib Siddiqui - 0
Yesterday, I was talking with a good friend of mine who (true to his last name) has been at the forefront of human rights...
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Role of Institutions in Bridging Divides: Case of Pakistan Bangladesh Relations

Ameer Zaman - 0
The Pakistan-Bangladesh Friendship Scholarship Programme represents a pivotal moment in the recalibration of ties between two nations that share a complex history. Offering 300...
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State of the Future 20.0: A Compass for a World in Flux

Asanga Abeyagoonasekera - 0
In 2017, I found myself in a dimly lit hall at Oxford University, captivated by the measured cadence of Professor Ian Goldin’s voice. His...
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Turkey’s Call for Justice: A Moral Stand Against India’s Rising Extremism

Sara Nazir - 0
In an increasingly polarized world marked by rising nationalism and majoritarianism, the responsibility to uphold justice, minority rights, and religious harmony rests on nations...
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The Implications of recent U.S. Sanctions on Pakistan

Muhammad Wasama Khalid - 0
The United States’ decision on Dec 18, 2024, to impose sanctions on entities linked to Pakistan’s ballistic missile program has sparked widespread debate over...
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Naval Accidents: A Threat to Maritime Life

Dr. Mathew Jones - 0
India’s ambition to project itself as a maritime power in the Indian Ocean region has been marred by a series of naval accidents that...
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