“The Time for Wavering is Over”: Realizing the Indo-Lanka Land Link
The ambition of Sri Lanka to establish itself as the premier logistics and maritime hub of the Indian Ocean is
Iran Says No Progress in Talks as Fresh Strikes Test Fragile Middle East Ceasefire
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says “no tangible progress” has been made in negotiations aimed at ending the Middle East
Pakistan’s Lobbying Strategy Is Nothing But A Ploy To Con West
Field Marshal Asim Munir continues to bask in the glory of being a “mediator” in the Iran war that continues
Malaysia Blocks New Social Media Accounts for Under-16s Under Tough New Rules
The Malaysian government has moved to block the creation of new social media accounts for individuals under the age of
The dilemma of our polio workforce
In Pakistan, one of the most devastating casualties of militancy has been the fight against polio. Although polio is a
Trump Claims Israel and Hezbollah Agreed to Halt Attacks Amid Rising Lebanon Tensions
U.S. President Donald Trump says Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to stop attacks following separate discussions conducted through intermediaries amid
Stormy seas ahead as powers vie for Indian Ocean control
With 95% of India trade by sea IORA members target radar networks white shipping pacts and stronger crisis response capacity.
WHO Chief Urges Countries to Reconsider Ebola Travel Bans as Cases Rise in Congo and Uganda
World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has urged countries to reconsider travel bans and border closures imposed
Oil Prices Jump Over 2% as Israel-Lebanon Tensions Escalate
Global oil prices rose more than two percent in early trading on Monday as renewed tensions between Israel and Hezbollah
Xi Jinping’s Tibet: Authoritarianism at the Frontier
When Xi Jinping rose to power as Chinese Communist Party general secretary in 2012 and state president in 2013, he inherited