Erdogan wins Turkey’s key presidential election
By ANI Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has won Turkey’s presidential election, extending his rule
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India, Iran, and Armenia: Trilateral Cooperation and Geopolitics of Trade Routes
By Aditi Bhaduri Recently, on 20 April, the first trilateral political consultations between the Ministries
India’s outreach to Syria has been in keeping with its civilizational ethos “Vasudeva Kutumbakam”
India has been one of the first non-Arab countries to respond with humanitarian aid to Syria in the wake of the earthquake. Not surprisingly, the international media has not cared to highlight this. But India has played a decisive role, and one which it has continued to play since the start of the civil war in Syria.
Ahmadiyya Muslims, Religious Freedom and Bangladesh Constitution
Ahmadiyya, a Muslim sect is members of a minority community and are spread all over Bangladesh since the beginning of the twentieth century. They regularly hold inter-faith dialogues in their mosques, which prompted the radicalised Muslims to reject their place of worship as a mosque.
From Overthrow Of Despot Shah To Uprising For Democratic Republic of Iran
The dream to establish the Republic of Iran with jewels in the crown –democracy, pluralism, secularism, inclusive elections and freedom of expression was dashed within a few months after the Shah of Iran was toppled in a revolution.
Divided US on Ukrainian airstrikes on Russia
What is the U.S. position on the determination of the Ukrainian political and military leadership to expand the scope of hostilities to Russian territory and territory controlled by the Russian authorities since 2014?
The second Iranian Revolution
By Saleem Samad Thousands of enraged Iranians in a nationwide dissent against the Islamic clergy’s
Pakistan: Drowning in debts and floods
Pakistan in the immediate past has experienced three major crises. – two of which were caused by natural hazards — the 2005 earthquake, which impacted 3.5 million people and the 2010 floods which affected more than 20 million people.
Major diplomatic development in Central Asia
By Valentin Yakushik This week the attention of analysts is fixed on diplomatic developments in Central
Sheikh Hasina’s “Jamdani” diplomacy
In between parleys and visits outside her hotel, Hasina has been able to draw the attention of the Indian media, Indian top officials and the business community to her century-old traditional handloom ‘Jamdani’ saree she wore during her four-day visit.