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Narendra Modi remains in office, though his party’s strategy of ramping up anti-Muslim rhetoric miserably failed to secure the expected support from Hindu voters.
Read moreNarendra Modi remains in office, though his party’s strategy of ramping up anti-Muslim rhetoric miserably failed to secure the expected support from Hindu voters.
Read moreThe bias against the Urdu-speaking people continues to this day in varying degrees in nearly all provinces but is most pronounced in Sindh, especially in Karachi.
Read moreA multifaceted strategy is needed to address banditry in the riverine regions of upper Sindh and adjoining Punjab.
Read moreThrough continued dialogue and astute diplomacy, Sri Lanka can emerge as a trusted partner for both China and India.
Read moreIt is premature to determine whether the new Maldivian government will pivot the Maldives towards China or continue balancing its relations with both China and India.
Read moreThe Bhutanese people highly respect the Dalai Lama, but his absence in Bhutan stems from historical, political, and diplomatic complexities.
Read moreThe TikTok ban in Nepal has far-reaching implications for economic activity, free speech, and geopolitical relations.
Read morePakistan must promote and incentivize afforestation and reforestation to sequester atmospheric carbon dioxide and enhance resilience to climate change impacts such as floods and droughts.
Read moreA commitment to a ‘Pakistan First’ policy should serve as the guiding principle for all political actors, transcending ideological differences and personal ambitions in the pursuit of collective prosperity and stability.
Read moreNotwithstanding his previous political resilience, Sharif Senior does not possess the magic wand to pull the PML-N out of the deep political abyss it has sunk in and rehabilitate it as the political behemoth of Punjab.
Read moreThough the Election Commission of India and the Supreme Court rebuke the claims of rigging, electoral fraud through the manipulation of the Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) is possible.
Read moreRahul Gandhi of the Indian National Congress party remains committed to transforming India through secular policies and social justice, working tirelessly to rebuild and re-organise the party’s structure.
Read moreDespite the presence of highly prominent female political leaders in Bangladesh, the overall political progress of women in the country still remains very low.
Read moreDespite the presence of highly prominent female political leaders in Bangladesh, the overall political progress of women in the country still remains very low.
Read moreBy extending recognition, Beijing has helped the Taliban break through its diplomatic isolation, a move that may pave the way for other countries to follow suit.
Read moreThe new political coalition in Nepal is not without its challenges.
Read moreWhile Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu’s pro-China stance suggests a shift away from India’s influence, the practicalities of governance and economic necessity seem to have started tempering with these changes.
Read morePakistan, seen as a paradise for tax evaders, needs out-of-box restructuring measures for the tax collection system instead of putting old wine into new bottles in haste or some engineering within the FBR and the collection system.
Read moreA delay in purchasing wheat has caused a crash in the market because the local buyers are paying about Rs.3200.00 per 40 kg, and farmers are suffering heavily.
Read moreIndia stands at a crossroads. To avoid the pitfalls of majoritarianism and ensure a prosperous and inclusive future, it must recommit to its democratic and pluralistic ideals.
Read moreFrom day one, Indian foreign policy has made strides but with significant contradictions.
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