Digital Dilemma
The success of political parties in future elections will depend on their ability to embrace technology, adapt to digital trends, and prioritize online outreach.
Read moreThe success of political parties in future elections will depend on their ability to embrace technology, adapt to digital trends, and prioritize online outreach.
Read moreThe Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) election manifesto, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, encompasses a wide range of issues, including economic development, social welfare, national security, and governance reforms.
Read moreDespite the widespread condemnation of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s arrest, the Indian public’s response has been relatively muted.
Read moreIn Bangladesh, the ruling party’s dominance in the political landscape and its control over key institutions have created an environment of fear among citizens.
Read moreWhile many of our exploiters are dead and gone, some are still around in the corridors of power, together with their offspring and siblings.
Read moreThe historical complexities and geopolitical dynamics between Afghanistan and Pakistan have shaped a relationship characterized by both cooperation and conflict.
Read moreAlthough economic activity has stabilized to some extent in Pakistan, the outlook remains challenging and rests on implementing the IMF-induced reforms in the short to medium term.
Read moreThe viable option left to complete the Iran-Pakistan (IP) gas pipeline construction is to get a waiver for this project from the United States.
Read moreLed by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, the new coalition government may be too weak to find the necessary solutions and run its political show.
Read moreThe Indian state of Assam has revoked the British-era law about Muslim marriage and divorce. Is this the government’s tactic to gain voter support before the national elections?
Read moreThe BJP’s relentless pursuit of Hindu nationalism in India has elevated Hindu cultural identity to a paramount position.
Read moreThe forthcoming Lok Sabha elections in India will be of immense significance to India as well as its neighboring nations.
Read moreThe border between India and Myanmar has generally been peaceful. However, limited disputes have emerged, leading to disagreements and disputes regarding boundary demarcation.
Read moreThe plight of Sri Lankan women under IMF austerity measures and exploitative microfinance schemes is a stark reminder of the urgent need for gender-responsive economic policies.
Read moreMaldives President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu’s pursuit of a balanced foreign policy is not without obstacles.
Read moreWith the Awami League back in power, Bangladesh needs to mend its ties with Washington to ensure continued support for Bangladesh’s development and growth.
Read moreBhutan’s successful democratic journey holds important lessons for Pakistan as the Buddhist kingdom charts its own path towards democracy and development.
Read moreThe absence of a strong opposition has primarily been felt in Bangladesh’s parliament, wherein a substantial number of seats belong to the ruling party.
Read moreNitish Kumar, the longest-serving CM of Bihar, has become the state’s chief minister for a record ninth time, heading the fifth NDA government.
Read moreSri Lanka’s political arena is characterized by a complicated web of alliances, splits, and uncertainties as the country prepares for the 2024 presidential elections.
Read moreThe geopolitical landscape in the Indian Ocean region is undergoing a significant shift with Mohamed Muizzu’s victory in the Maldives presidential election.
Read moreConcluding the boundary dispute and establishing diplomatic relations with China would serve Bhutan’s long-term fundamental interests.
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