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
In Depth
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
UN Report: ISIL-K to recruit through India based handlers
“Despite not being able to conduct large-scale attacks in India, ISIL-K seeks to recruit lone actors through their India-based handlers and released a booklet in Urdu magnifying Hindu-Muslim antagonism and outlining its strategy as regards India,” the report said.
Isolate, expose countries that harbour terrorists: India at SCO summit
Delivering Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remarks at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Council of Heads of State Summit in the Kazakhstan capital Astana, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, who was physically present at the meeting, recalled that one of the original goals of the SCO is to combat terrorism.
How Russia and Iran dodge sanctions
Tehran has long modified its supply chains so that virtually everything embargoed by the United States or the European Union can be obtained through trading and financial hubs like Dubai.
Cheap Myanmar meth flood India, Bangladesh
By Saleem Samad Despite bloody conflict raging in Myanmar with ethnic rebels, the anti Junta
Asia’s Lack of Insurance Against Natural Disasters
398 natural disaster events occurred globally in 2023, resulting in a USD 380 billion (2022: USD 355 billion) economic loss during the 12-month period under review – 22 percent above the 21st-century average – driven by significant earthquakes and relentless severe convective storms (SCS) in the U.S. and Europe
Pakistan Elections – What to Expect?
Sharif’s party won the most seats by a single party in Thursday’s election, but supporters of imprisoned Khan, who ran as independents instead of as a single bloc after his party was barred from the polls, won the most seats overall.
Breaking the Binary: Arguing for a Third Alternative in Bangladesh
By Subir Bhaumik The Chinese strategic calculus Since 2010, Chinese influence is growing in Bangladesh.
Globalisation and its impact on Human Dignity
While globalisation is known for heralding faster cross-border movement of capital and people thus expanding their exposure and opportunities, these movements have become increasingly securitised, radicalised, gendered and sexualised.