Magtymguly Pyragy, Turkmen Humanist Poet: An Example for the World.
Outside of Turkmenistan, he is an important poet for the Turkic world and also Russia.
Aditi Bhaduri
Day of the Eurasian Economic Union Marked in Delhi
New Delhi: June 2, 2025: Russian Deputy Chief of Mission & Minister Counsellor of the
US gives nod to Syria to bring foreign militant ex-rebels into army
3,500 foreign fighters will join a newly-formed unit, the 84th Syrian army division, which will also include Syrians, according to three Syrian defence officials
Astana International Forum: Emergence of a Middle Power
By Aditi Bhaduri Is the Republic of Kazakhstan emergency as a future pole in a
Astana International Forum 2025: A Call for Multilateralism
By Aditi Bhaduri The Astana International Forum opened with a flourish in Astana, the Kazakh
Can Prof Yunus abandon a ship when the sea is turbulent?
The Army Chief (COAS) General Waker-Uz-Zaman said the election should take place by December. “Bangladesh needs political stability. This is only possible through an elected government, not by unelected decision-makers,” he said, according to a source present at the Officers’ address.
Indian State Should Abandon Overreliance on Conventional Warfare; Instead Focus on Unconventional Methods: Jamal Nasir Baloch
By Mark Kinra After the recent short but intense India-Pakistan military skirmish, the like of
IMF Announced Conditions for Pakistan Loan
The UN agency noted that a further deterioration of ties with India could “heighten risks to the fiscal, external and reform goals of the programme”.
Indian Companies, Consumers Snub Pakistan and Its Allies
Bloomberg A growing number of Indian merchants, companies, and consumers are cutting business ties with
Why Are Baloch Rebels Siding With India?
Balochistan, a province long plagued by insurgency since its annexation by Pakistan in 1948, experienced a sharp rise in coordinated militant activity during the India-Pakistan conflict.