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India Is Hardly in a Position to Lecture Bangladesh on Minority Protection

The Wire India - 0
Only five months ago it was unthinkable that India-Bangladesh relations would nose-dive.At the heart of the problem is India’s decision to not only allow...
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China and India could lead Asia’s geothermal market, IEA says

Nikkei Asia Review - 0
A geothermal power plant in Oita, Japan: Geothermal energy can help tackle Asia's heavy dependence on coal power, according to the International Energy Agency. (Photo by Shinya...
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After the bulldozer: Indian Muslims grapple with loss amid demolished homes

Aljazeera News - 0
By Shivangi Mariam Raj New Delhi, India – Shahid Malik is fighting for a home that no longer exists. For the past two years, Malik, an...
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Taliban Suffers Devastating Blow With Killing Of Minister

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty - 0
By Abubakar Siddique The Key Issue In a major blow to Afghanistan’s Taliban government, the Islamic State-Khorasan (IS-K) claimed credit for killing its refugee affairs minister. On...
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Ignoring the real biowarfare threat

The Lowy Institute - 0
In the northern winter of 2022, as Russian armour and troops massed on Ukraine’s borders, a highly effective psychological operation was reaching a crescendo....
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Bangladesh and India move to dial down post-Hasina tensions

Nikkei Asia Review - 0
Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, third from right, and his Bangladeshi counterpart Mohammad Jashim Uddin, second from left, meet in Dhaka on Dec. 9. (Photo by...
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Commentary

Agartala factor in India-Bangladesh tussle

Mohan Malawya - 0
The recent attack on the Bangladesh Assistant High Commission in Agartala marks a troubling moment for diplomatic relations between India and Bangladesh. On Monday,...
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Are Taliban Rule and Human Rights Two Different Concepts?

Hammad Khan Baloch - 0
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan’s (UNAMA) 2024 report, Media Freedom in Afghanistan, unveils a grim reality: the systematic erosion of press freedom...
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Rise of Sick Society under Capitalism

Bhabani Shankar Nayak - 0
Mental illness, heart attacks, high blood pressure, and other physical ailments, along with social and emotional distress and economic hardships, are inherent and integral...
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Picking up the pieces: Russia and Iran seek to limit losses in Syria

James M. Dorsey - 0
  by James M Dorsey Policymakers in Tehran and Moscow are asking who lost Syria in a tectonic rewrite of the Middle East’s geopolitical map that...
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Does the Eclipse of the Assad Regime Signal the Rise of Proto-Jihadists in Syria?

Taj Hashmi - 0
Although Assad's dethroning process started with the Arab Spring in 2011, thanks to the solid backing of his powerful allies in Moscow and Tehran,...
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India-Bangladesh: Trapped in Regional Security Dilemma?

Ameer Zaman - 0
India’s growing interference in the domestic affairs of its neighbors has reached a troubling phase, marked by its strategic use of religious nationalism as...
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