Murdered for Visibility: From Sana to Ayesha, the Rising Attacks on Pakistan’s Women Social Media Stars
On Pakistan’s Independence Day, August 14, 2025, across the world people saw a viral CCTV footage where two gunmen on
Sri Lanka Needs a Foreign Policy That Benefits the Country, Ravi Says
United National Party (UNP) former Deputy Leader and MP Ravi Karunanayake has expressed his views on Sri Lanka’s foreign policy
Vehicle Number Plate Shortage Expected to Be Cleared Within Six Months
Commissioner General of Motor Traffic Thushara Fernando says the shortage of vehicle number plates is expected to be fully resolved
Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa Meets New Chinese Ambassador
Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa held a meeting with newly appointed Chinese Ambassador to Sri Lanka Qi Zhenhong at the former
Pakistan’s New Military Order Is a Warning for Washington
In Washington, Field Marshal Asim Munir increasingly looks like the man who can make Pakistan useful to the United States.
China faces scrutiny over deadly Tibet-Nepal floods reporting
China is facing accusations of restricting information about the deadly flash flood that struck the Kyirong area of Tibet before
Pakistan’s $3 Billion Illusion: the Federation Fractures at Home
Pakistan has reason to feel that its international fortunes have changed. A country that only a few years ago appeared
Government Has No Clear Plan to Control Inflation, Ravi Karunanayake Says
United National Party (UNP) former Deputy Leader and MP Ravi Karunanayake has claimed that the current government does not appear
Bangladesh needs to break the cycle
Bangladesh’s revolution was a reaction to the status quo. It was not the antidote. Too much of what followed has
China’s Balancing Act on Iran at the SCO Summit
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Bishkek this week offered a revealing glimpse into Beijing’s delicate diplomatic choreography. On