“Reformist” President Shavkat Mirziyoev wins Uzbekistan elections in landslide victory
Shavkat Mirziyoyev wins Uzbekistan’s presidential election with over 80% of vote
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The Blackest Day in Kashmir: the invasion of 1947
On October 22, 1947, militants backed by the Pakistan Army invaded Jammu and Kashmir
The cries of Hindus of Bangladesh
Scores of amateur videos recorded on smartphones were uploaded on Facebook, where cries of panic-stricken Hindu women, girls and children were heard.
Why Bangladesh should have nothing to do with Gwadar Port
Balochistan, once an independent nation has remained occupied by Pakistan
Saudi confirms first round of talks with new Iranian government
The longtime foes who severed ties in 2016 began talks in April, at a time when Washington and Tehran were discussing reviving a nuclear pact that Riyadh and its allies had opposed.
Former Afghanistan officials announce govt in exile, Saleh to lead
By ANI KABUL: Former officials of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistanwho left the war-torn nation after
China electricity crunch forces blackouts for households and factories
New Delhi, Sep 28 A growing power supply crunch in China is triggering blackouts for households
The long shadow of the Medieval Ages in Afghanistan
By Anwar A. Khan From drunken brawls to rapes and mass killings, violence cast a
Afghanistan withdraws from General Assembly debate, UN says
By AFP United Nations: Afghanistan‘s ambassador to the United Nations pulled out of delivering an address to
The UN General Assembly a key forum for protection of Universal Human Values and National Interests
As a researcher in the field of comparative political science and international relations, I try not only to listen attentively to the words and phrases in the speeches of statesmen and politicians, but also to grasp the underlying inner meaning