Who is Iran’s new President?
The assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh on the day immediately following the swearing in of Pezeshkian may be an ominious sign.
Perspective
Anti-quota movement aimed at unseating the present government unlawfully
While visiting some protest spots, I found the protestors’ standing posture, slogans and placards, etc. are utterly anti-Bangladesh and anti-Bangladesh liberation.
Will Hasina save Bangladesh from anarchy?
The students at Dhaka University and four other universities in the outskirts of Dhaka, Rajshahi and Sylhet since began their protest for reforms of job quota in government jobs since 1st July
China and the Bangladesh War of Liberation
When Bangladesh came into being on 16 December, 1971, many countries recognized the new country. But China did not care to recognize Bangladesh until the later part of August, 1975.
Swiss Conference on Ukraine: Should India Participate?
By IAR Desk Switzerland will be hosting a peace conference on Ukraine at its resort
Swiss Conference on Ukraine: What are India’s stakes in it?
The Swiss Conference is meant to “jointly define a roadmap on how to involve both parties in a future peace process.”
Shunned by West, Raisi built bridges of friendship with India
Even as Washington blamed Tehran for non-compliance with its Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) commitments, Raisi concentrated on deepening relations with countries in the east.
Largest ever global delegation to witness India’s General Election
Contribution of the Indian electoral space, process, and capacity it generates, creates huge ‘democratic surpluses’ for the world: CEC Rajiv Kumar
Trust reposed by people in results every time after election is a testament to robust democratic processes in India
UN General Assembly unanimously approved the resolution initiated by Uzbekista
At the initiative of Uzbekistan, 2027 will be declared the International Year of Sustainable and Resilient Tourism.
Why we may not see any further escalation in the Iran-Israel stand-off
It seems that both countries, while directly attackig each other, are keeping the attacks to a minimum, without providing any cause for further widening of the conflict, keeping space for deescalation open