Region

Considering that the U.S. is the major export destination, India is likely to experience a decrease in its exports.

Will Bangladesh’s revolution go the way of the Arab Spring?

The resurgence of Hindu identity politics in Nepal suggests that the ideological battle for the country’s identity remains far from concluded.

In Sri Lanka, ultranationalist right-wing organizations like Bodu Bala Sena are at the forefront of discriminatory forces working against Muslims.

A noticeable shift occurred in U.S. relations with Pakistan after President Trump took office.

It is no wonder that the Economic Intelligence Unit has declared Pakistan one of the top 10 worst performers in governance, political participation and culture, electoral processes, and civil liberties.

Corporate farming on huge tracts of land would claim a big share of the meager irrigation water resources of Sindh.

The long-term consequences of the Six Canal project have alarmed the people of Sindh.

There are grave concerns, which, if not considered, will result in the Karachi Master Plan 2047 becoming yet another document.

Afghanistan’s internal situation—economic collapse, food insecurity, and rising violence—continues to deteriorate.

If competence is the sole yardstick for eligibility, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, an accomplished author of over 20 books, deserves to emerge as the party’s chief ministerial candidate in Kerala.

Is India, along with other BRICS nations, trying to replace the dollar as the main global trade currency?

In Bangladesh, the National Citizen Party’s invocation of the ‘Second Republic’ mirrors their unique perspective and vision.

Sri Lanka’s nation-building project has long centred on Sinhala Buddhist supremacy, marginalising Tamils culturally, politically, and economically.

Sri Lanka needs an inclusive and comprehensive approach to sustainable development that balances economic growth with social and environmental concerns.

India and the Maldives share a deep-rooted bond that continues to grow stronger with time.

The more Bangladesh inclines towards Pakistan, the more pressure India will exert to restrain it.

Nepal leads in gender-inclusive governance, with 41.5% female representation in local governments and 34% in the parliament. However, actual power remains concentrated in the hands of male counterparts.

The world is watching closely as the global community has become increasingly wary of India’s political maneuvers, international interference, and cross-border terrorism.

The success of Rahul Gandhi’s ‘White T-shirt Movement’ hinges on the Indian National Congress’s ability to transform symbolism into substance.

What drives so many Pakistanis to undertake such extreme, life-threatening journeys in pursuit of a better future?

The controversy surrounding the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) largely stems from its ambiguous wording and the unchecked authority and power it provides to government officials.

Legally and politically, Pakistan’s most powerful man should be the country’s prime minister. However, that is only on paper.