The Pakistan–Sudan Arms Pipeline: Geopolitical Realignments, Human Rights Concerns, and Legal Scrutiny 
How The Primate of The Armenian Church Became Embroiled in a Criminal Case 
Pakistan Army criticises Indian documentary on Operation Sindoor 
Dragon’s Long Shadow in Bangladesh 
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The Pakistan–Sudan Arms Pipeline: Geopolitical Realignments, Human Rights Concerns, and Legal Scrutiny
Dragon’s Long Shadow in Bangladesh
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The Pakistan–Sudan Arms Pipeline: Geopolitical Realignments, Human Rights Concerns, and Legal Scrutiny
7By Munir Mengal A Saudi commentator's unusually direct account of Riyadh's role in Sudan has cast fresh light on a reported $1.5 billion Pakistani arms...
How The Primate of The Armenian Church Became Embroiled in a Criminal Case
By David Petrosyan Last week, trial judge Hakob Manukyan recused himself from the first hearing of the criminal case involving Catholicos of All Armenians Karekin II and six other senior hierarchs (two archbishops and four bishops) of the Armenian Apostolic Church (hereinafter AAC). The head of the AAC, Karekin II, was present at the hearing. He and six members of the Supreme Spiritual Council are accused of obstructing the execution of a judicial decision related to the case of former Primate of the Masyatsotn Diocese Gevorg Saroyan. As a reminder, Armenia was the first country in the world to adopt Christianity as a state religion in 301....
Pakistan Army criticises Indian documentary on Operation Sindoor
PTI ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Army on Tuesday criticised an Indian documentary on last year's conflict, saying it presented a one-sided account of Operation Sindoor while...
Dragon’s Long Shadow in Bangladesh
By Subir Bhaumik India seems to have completely lost the plot in Bangladesh and China seems to have stepped into the country with a vengeance....
Without Russia, India’s oil import bill may rise USD 5-10 billion
ANI New Delhi: India's annual oil import bill could rise by USD 5-10 billion if the country reduces its purchases of Russian crude by 50...
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The Pakistan–Sudan Arms Pipeline: Geopolitical Realignments, Human Rights Concerns, and Legal Scrutiny
7By Munir Mengal A Saudi commentator's unusually direct account of Riyadh's role in Sudan has cast fresh light on a reported $1.5 billion Pakistani arms...
How The Primate of The Armenian Church Became Embroiled in a Criminal Case
By David Petrosyan Last week, trial judge Hakob Manukyan recused himself from the first hearing of the criminal case involving Catholicos of All Armenians Karekin II and six other senior hierarchs (two archbishops and four bishops) of the Armenian Apostolic Church (hereinafter AAC). The head of the AAC, Karekin II, was present at the hearing. He and six members of the Supreme Spiritual Council are accused of obstructing the execution of a judicial decision related to the case of former Primate of the Masyatsotn Diocese Gevorg Saroyan. As a reminder, Armenia was the first country in the world to adopt Christianity as a state religion in 301....
Pakistan Army criticises Indian documentary on Operation Sindoor
PTI ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Army on Tuesday criticised an Indian documentary on last year's conflict, saying it presented a one-sided account of Operation Sindoor while...
Dragon’s Long Shadow in Bangladesh
By Subir Bhaumik India seems to have completely lost the plot in Bangladesh and China seems to have stepped into the country with a vengeance....
Without Russia, India’s oil import bill may rise USD 5-10 billion
ANI New Delhi: India's annual oil import bill could rise by USD 5-10 billion if the country reduces its purchases of Russian crude by 50...