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30 Jun, 2025

China’s High-Speed Rail: Debt and Doubt Derail Ambition

China’s high-speed railway network, a sprawling 30,000-mile marvel, stands as a symbol of the country’s rapid modernization. Launched under Xi Jinping’s ambitious vision in 2013, it has grown into one of the

Ambassador Trinh Thi Tam presented the Credentials to President Dr. Mohammed Muizzu

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18 Jun, 2025

A Golden Jubilee of Friendship: Viet Nam and the Maldives Move forward to a New Path

By Her Excellency Trinh Thi Tam, Non-Resident Ambassador of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam to the Maldives As Viet Nam and the Maldives approach the 50th anniversary of our diplomatic relations, we

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28 May, 2025

Russia and Maldives Discuss Strengthening Legal Cooperation

MALÉ, Maldives — Aleksei Idamkin, the Consul General of Russia in Malé, held a meeting with Uz. Abbas Shareef, the Prosecutor General of the Maldives, to explore avenues for enhanced bilateral collaboration.

Maldives Taps Iskandar Mohd Nuli to Lead New Financial Authority, Aiming for Global Hub Status

Malé, Maldives — The Maldives has appointed Datuk Iskandar Mohd Nuli as Chief Executive Officer of the Maldives International Financial Services Authority, a move that signals the country’s determination to carve out

22 Nov, 2025

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Pakistan’s Port Qasim Fallout with Qatar

Port Qasim has become the defining case study of what happens when contracts are signed without foresight, guarantees are extended without capacity, and governance is replaced by graft. The $2.09 billion Port

22 Nov, 2025

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Prestige Without Power: Saudi Arabia’s F‑35 Gamble and Washington’s Leverage

When President Donald Trump announced that Saudi Arabia would be allowed to purchase the F‑35 fighter jet, the move was heralded as a breakthrough in Gulf security. Yet beneath the rhetoric lies

21 Nov, 2025

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The Uyghur Struggle: CCP’s Atrocities and the Global Media Spotlight

The Uyghur community in Netherlands gathered this week, on 16th Nov, at Dam Square, Amsterdam to mark East Turkistan Republic Day including Tibetans, Southern Mongolians, Hong Kongers and Members of the Federation

20 Nov, 2025

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Pakistan’s groundwater crisis edges toward irreversible collapse

Pakistan’s groundwater crisis has entered a phase that can no longer be described as a distant warning. It is unfolding in real time, reshaping the country’s landscape, its economic foundations and, increasingly,

18 Nov, 2025

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Islamophobia and the framing of terror

The Delhi Red Fort blast and the earlier Pahalgam attack were acts of terrorism that deserve clear acknowledgment. Yet the way they are narrated in Indian media reveals a deeper problem. Coverage

18 Nov, 2025

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Contemporary Dilemmas in Pakistan’s Madrassa Education Landscape

Pakistan’s education landscape is marked by a complex and fragmented structure, comprising three parallel systems: government schools, private institutions, and Deeni madrassas. Among these, the madrassa system stands out for its deep

14 Nov, 2025

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Pakistan’s 27th Amendment Marks a Dark Day for Democracy

ISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s Parliament has passed the 27th Constitutional Amendment, a move critics say cements the military’s dominance over civilian institutions and grants sweeping powers and lifetime immunity to Army Chief General

12 Nov, 2025

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US lawmakers move to sanction Chinese officials over systematic religious persecution

In an unmistakable escalation of Washington’s scrutiny of Beijing’s human rights record, a group of Republican lawmakers has introduced new legislation aimed at punishing Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials responsible for the

11 Nov, 2025

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Islamophobia and Democratic Strain: U.S. Civil Rights Advocates Sound Alarm on Free Expression and Minority Rights

WASHINGTON — The United States, often viewed as a global standard-bearer for democracy and civil liberties, is facing mounting criticism from domestic and international observers over its treatment of Muslim communities, immigrants,

10 Nov, 2025

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World - Page 2

China’s High-Speed Rail: Debt and Doubt Derail Ambition

A Golden Jubilee of Friendship: Viet Nam and the Maldives Move forward to a New Path

Russia and Maldives Discuss Strengthening Legal Cooperation

Maldives Taps Iskandar Mohd Nuli to Lead New Financial Authority, Aiming for Global Hub Status

Pakistan’s Port Qasim Fallout with Qatar

Prestige Without Power: Saudi Arabia’s F‑35 Gamble and Washington’s Leverage

The Uyghur Struggle: CCP’s Atrocities and the Global Media Spotlight

Pakistan’s groundwater crisis edges toward irreversible collapse

Islamophobia and the framing of terror

Contemporary Dilemmas in Pakistan’s Madrassa Education Landscape

Pakistan’s 27th Amendment Marks a Dark Day for Democracy

US lawmakers move to sanction Chinese officials over systematic religious persecution

Islamophobia and Democratic Strain: U.S. Civil Rights Advocates Sound Alarm on Free Expression and Minority Rights

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