Extremism Gaining Centre-Stage In Bangladesh As Elections Approach
Political killings in South Asia have always been a result of a sinister motive, and such episodes in Pakistan and
Oil Prices Rise After U.S. Intercepts Venezuelan Oil Tanker
Oil prices rose on Monday during early Asian trading after the United States intercepted a Venezuelan oil tanker over the
Imran Khan Calls for Nationwide Protests After 17-Year Jail Term in Toshakhana Case
Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan has urged his supporters to prepare for countrywide protests following a court decision sentencing
The Contribution of Minorities to Diverse, Resilient and Peaceful Societies’, was held in Geneva
The minority report The UN Eighteenth Session of the Forum on Minority Issues, titled ‘The Contribution of Minorities to Diverse,
US Launches Large-Scale Airstrikes on Islamic State Targets in Syria
The United States says its military has carried out a large-scale airstrike operation against the Islamic State (IS) group in
China’s crackdown deepens: Holy flags burnt in Tibet
The cultural repression in Tibet reached a new low after Chinese authorities burnt traditional prayer flags under the pretext of
Trump Suspends US Green Card Lottery After University Shootings
President Donald Trump on Thursday ordered the suspension of the U.S. diversity visa lottery programme, following revelations that the suspect
Thailand’s Fraud Seizures Spotlight China’s Hidden Role
Thailand’s sweeping crackdown on transnational fraud networks has exposed not only the scale of criminal operations across Southeast Asia but
Pakistan’s economic engine is stalling – and the Central Bank finally says it out loud
Pakistan has heard grim economic forecasts before, but rarely has the warning come this bluntly from the country’s own central
Global Alarm Over Pakistan Army’s Expanding Grip on Power
The international community is finally beginning to take serious note of the unprecedented rise of Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir—now