Nature’s War Toll
Even a limited nuclear exchange could have a devastating effect on global agricultural production and pose a serious threat to worldwide food security
Read moreEven a limited nuclear exchange could have a devastating effect on global agricultural production and pose a serious threat to worldwide food security
Read moreBoth Iran and the United States seem to recognize a sobering truth: an all-out war would not resolve their rivalry
Read moreThe Saudi-Emirati confrontation is not an aberration but a signal that the Middle East has entered a new phase
Read moreThe abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro sets a precedent in recent history that the strong do as they can
Read moreThe widespread perception of a struggling democracy is not unique to Pakistan and resonates across the Global South and North nations.
Read moreHundreds of Palestinians, many of them children, have been killed since the ceasefire brokered between Israel and Hamas in October 2025
Read moreThe continued support of EU countries and a hesitant yet influential United States has prolonged the Russia-Ukraine conflict, while millions of people continue to bear the brunt of this devastating war
Read moreIn this year-ender, SouthAsia explores whether global diplomacy has created a meaningful impact or was it just a spectacle
Read moreThe rise of Omar M. Yaghi, a Muslim of Palestinian heritage, to the Nobel stage says as much about individual determination as it does about the institutions and ecosystems that can nurture talent
Read moreMost civil servants and bureaucrats desire the best of both worlds: benefit from the system during service and seek glory, public approval, and recognition post-retirement
Read moreTrump’s 20-Point Plan seems to be the continuity of colonial solutions dressed as reform and could be referred to as a mirage of peace, adding a new chapter in Gaza’s endless subjugation
Read moreH.E. Surashete Boontinand, Consul General of Thailand in Karachi, talks to SouthAsia Magazine in this exclusive interview with Mariam Khan.
Read moreThe Arab-Israeli conflict is thus not simply a clash of religions or cultures but the product of imperial strategy, dispossession, and selective morality.
Read moreElecting leaders from diverse backgrounds in London and New York, two of the world’s most prominent global cities, sends a powerful symbolic message.
Read moreIs the selection of the Dalai Lama solely a spiritual matter? The answer is no.
Read moreIran’s nuclear journey did not begin in the shadows but under the warm glow of American partnership.
Read moreThe tragedies in Palestine and Kashmir represent the total helplessness of the Muslim world, which is no longer a monolithic bloc and is divided against itself, with no role or relevance.
Read moreWhat is happening worldwide is unprecedented, especially with U.S. President Donald Trump’s return to office and his ‘America First’ stance.
Read moreThick clouds of war have reappeared over the skies of the Middle East, sounding the death knell on the last hopes for world peace.
Read morePakistan will be affected by how the world does business in the new emerging environment, and the country must construct institutionalised systems to manage the full spectrum of trade.
Read moreThe world is not bifurcating into the U.S. or China. Rather, it is demanding new rules of engagement and new voices to shape them.
Read moreA major war could break out between Israel and Egypt at any time.
Read moreRecent developments suggest that Russia’s Vladimir Putin may be the ultimate winner in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
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