Taliban’s Afghanistan : The land where women saw fragile promises of freedom and justice
Afghanistan is a harsh reminder of how quickly rights can disappear when power becomes law and how deeply the effects are felt when the law itself becomes a weapon of terror.
A Delicate Balance: Can History and Geopolitics Co-exist in the New India-Bangladesh Dynamic?
The New India-Bangladesh dynamic – Will the newly elected BNP hold its historical baggage with India or will it forge a renewed alliance that was strained during the interim period.
Manufacturing the ‘Enemy’: How India’s Right Wing Thrives
In contemporary India, the survival of the political right is no longer anchored in governance, delivery, or even ideological coherence; it is anchored in the continuous production of an enemy.
Enough Solar but Not Enough Storage : How to Tackle India’s Duck Curve Challenge
India’s transition to renewable energy has gained significant momentum since its COP26 commitment to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070.
Authoritarianism or Pragmatism ? : How Can We Understand Sheikh Hasina’s Leadership
Sheikh Hasina is one of South Asia’s longest-serving politicians, and her impact on Bangladesh is wide-
The Raid on KK Park : Unraveling Myanmar’s Cybercrime Enclave
In late October 2025, Myanmar’s military junta launched a high-profile operation against KK Park, This is a sprawling cybercrime
The Ever Evolving Saga of Sir Creek
Fisherfolk from the coastlines of Kutch (in India) and Sindh (in Pakistan) often find themselves broiled in the geopolitics of their geography. Their livelihoods are
No More Rule of Law, It is ‘Rule By Law’ : Is Pakistan Sliding into Constitutional Authoritarianism ?
Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari on November 13 signed the 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill, making it part of Pakistan’s Constitution. The 27th Constitutional Amendment is an extensive legislative initiative, presented to Pakistan’s Parliament, that will reform two of the fundamental pillars of the state, the military command structure and the superior judiciary. The government has […]
Why India’s Non-Fossil Revolution Should Not be Measured in megawatts only
India made headlines around the world when it reached a major milestone: around 50% of its installed electricity capacity now
Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir: A New Symbol of India’s Cultural Diplomacy
The Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, inaugurated in January 2024, has become a cultural and diplomatic symbol of India. Within one and a half years of its consecration, the temple has drawn not only millions of devotees from across the country but also global attention. Heads of state, senior diplomats, and cultural representatives from around the […]