Uzbekistan offers incentives to foreign residents for development of IT-services
In accordance with the Statistics Agency under the President of of Uzbekistan, in 2022, the
Aditi Bhaduri
China and Central Asia: “Warm politics, Cold public”
Photo: Courtesy News Central Asia
China is more popular with elites than with the public in Central Asian countries
India-Nepal ties: Modi promises to take them to “Himalayan heights” as Dahal comes calling
New Delhi, June 1: Nepal’s prime minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal held talks with his Indian counterpart
IRC: New research reveals the EU’s “staggering neglect” of Afghan refugees
Brussels, Belgium, May 31, 2023 — New research from the International Rescue Committee (IRC) reveals that EU
BRICS expanding opportunities to influence global governance
BRICS is seen today as the most formidable voice for the Global South on the high table of major powers of the post-World War II US-led world order. With the Ukraine war widening that bipolarity, BRICS will have to tread with care.
Erdogan wins Turkey’s key presidential election
By ANI Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has won Turkey’s presidential election, extending his rule
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.
Dissecting the significance of China’s quinquennial two sessions
In the backdrop of sharpening brinkmanship in China-US relations this increasingly assertive tone of China is bound to become only even more pronounced in coming times. Backing such an assertion has seen China continued focus on its military modernisation.
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.