India at Cop 29 
China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway Takes Shape 
G20 Summit Declaration Adopted 
Climate talks in Azerbaijan head into their second week, coinciding with G20 in Rio 
Brazil hosts G20 Summit BRICS adopts Kazan Declaration
On October 22, the 16th BRICS Summit opened in Kazan, the capital of the Republic
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Operation Herof: The changing landscape of Baloch resistance
In Balochistan, Operation Herof was a series of coordinated attacks, that has the potential to reshape, modernize, and introduce new perspectives in the Baloch Liberation movement.
Yerevan Dialogue: Sustainable peace in the South Caucuses very much possible, says Armenian PM Pashinyan
Yerevan:, 10 September 2024: Sustainable peace in the South Caucuses is not only possible but
What is Happening to Religious Minorities in Bangladesh After the Resignation of Sheikh Hasina?
Over the past four decades, whenever the Awami League lost the elections or was removed from power, persecution of Hindus have been reported.
Yerevan to hold Inaugural Yerevan Dialogue in September
YEREVAN — The inaugural edition of Yerevan Dialogue International Conference will be held between 9 and
Uzbekistan: A Beacon of Light in a Fractured World
Located in the heart of Central Asia Uzbekistan is the region’s most populous country with a population of 35.3 million, and most powerful one in military terms. It is also the country which has been forging the most strategically autonomous path in the region
What Modi’s Kyiv visit tell us about India’s position on the Ukraine conflict
Currently, Modi is one of the few global leaders who can talk simultaneously to Putin, Biden, and Zelensky, and this visit is proof of it
Ancient city of Samarkand hosts International Music Festival “Sharq Taronalari
By IAR Desk The ancient city of Samarkand or “The Pearl of the Earth” as
“Iran uses Strategic Patience in its Conflict with Israel”
The Middle East is on edge again, this time over the killing of Hamas leader Ismail
Decoding the Cataclysmic Events in Bangladesh
Supporters of the regime change, who are now in a celebratory mood for their victory calling it a ‘Second Revolution,’ might soon find their euphoria for change disappearing and their jubilation overtaken by uncertainty, as pressures from different stake holders, political and religious groups begin to mount on the interim government