Region

Nepali Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Sharma’s forthcoming visit to China has ignited speculations regarding Nepal’s foreign policy trajectory and its implications for regional dynamics in South Asia.

In a society increasingly influenced by mob mentality, state representatives are more interested in appeasing public sentiment than upholding the rule of law.

The prospects of Narendra Modi’s third term as prime minister hinge on his ability to sustain economic growth, expand infrastructure, and attract global investment.

Once hailed as a game-changer in Indian politics for its inclusive and secularist agenda, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has seen a significant shift in its relationship with the Muslim community.

Other than Dr. Muhammad Yunus, there is no other Bangladeshi to carry the country forward in a 21st-century democratic space after the trauma it has faced for nearly two decades.

After the resignation and exile of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, St Martin’s Island of Bangladesh has been in the spotlight.

While global oil refining technology has improved, several challenges threaten the closure of local refineries in Pakistan.

The induction of advanced Type 054 A/P frigates from China, MILGEM class corvettes from Türkiye, and state-of-the-art OPVs, along with a variety of manned and unmanned aerial platforms, has significantly enhanced Pakistan Navy’s capabilities to confront threats across the entire conflict spectrum.

Punjab’s dominant position in the state institutions proportionate to its population seems intractable because of a chronic lack of political will.

The China-Pakistan bonhomie is undeniably under strain due to internal and external pressures.

The idea that the Punjab monopolizes resources and political power is misguided.

It is high time to question why India is so persistent in rejecting resuming dialogue with Pakistan.

While technical infrastructure issues and government regulation may explain the recent platform slowdowns, Pakistan’s growing influence over the digital space reflects broader concerns worldwide.

Relying on the IMF package to address the economic crisis is not a long-term solution.

This article examines the current state of meteorological infrastructure in Pakistan, highlighting key technological gaps and exploring the steps needed to improve forecasting and climate resilience.

Given the history of the rebellious uprisings in Balochistan, the Pakistan government must talk with the estranged Baloch leaders without further delay.

With the revocation of the ban on its political activities, Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh has once again witnessed a political revival and is likely to thrive in these changing times.

Doctors in India have been demanding central laws for their safety due to various concerns related to the inadequacies and inconsistencies in the existing legal framework.

Advocates are calling to create legal pathways for Afghan refugees by providing them with a safer and more secure route to resettlement.

Bangladesh finds itself at a crossroads. There is a growing realization that external forces, particularly India, fueled the animosity between East and West Pakistan, and the shared history of the two nations cannot be erased.

Cultural resistance, financial constraints, and limited access to resources continue to hinder women’s political participation in Bhutan.

The incumbent government would be better advised to address the concerns of smaller provinces over a range of burning issues.

A meaningful shift in the Pakistani security landscape is unlikely to happen permanently with the new counterterrorism operation.