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1 week ago

Press Freedom in South Asia: Maldives Shines, but Challenges Persist Across the Region

MALE’, Maldives — On this year’s World Press Freedom Day, President Dr. Mohammed Muizzu struck a thoughtful tone, affirming his government’s commitment to a free and responsible press. “Here in the Maldives,

World

2 weeks ago

India’s Owaisi Likens Pakistan to ISIS Amid Escalating Tensions

NEW DELHI — Asaduddin Owaisi, a prominent Indian politician and leader of the All India Majlis-e-Ittehad Muslimeen, unleashed a scathing critique of Pakistan on Sunday, branding it the “successor of ISIS” and

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2 weeks ago

India Expels Pakistani Nationals After Deadly Terrorist Attack in Kashmir

NEW DELHI,— A deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, that killed 26 people, mostly tourists, has prompted India to expel hundreds of Pakistani nationals holding short-term visas. The attack, attributed

The Baisaran Massacre: India’s Resolve Faces Terrorists’ Cynical Play

PAHALGAM, India — The serene meadows of Baisaran, often dubbed Kashmir’s “mini Switzerland,” became a scene of unimaginable horror on April 22, when terrorists unleashed a meticulously planned massacre, gunning down 26

2 weeks ago

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A Lynching in Karachi: Pakistan’s Ahmadi Muslims Face a Rising Tide of Violence

KARACHI, Pakistan — It may be a grim anecdote, but it carries a chilling truth: During the era of General Zia-ul-Haq, at the peak of his Islamization campaign in Pakistan, he reportedly

3 weeks ago

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How India’s Agritech Revolution Is Shielding Its Farms From Climate Chaos

MUMBAI — In the sprawling fields of Punjab and the sun-scorched plains of Maharashtra, India’s farmers are quietly defying the odds. While climate change unleashes erratic weather—scorching heatwaves, unseasonal rains, and prolonged

2 months ago

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Sectarian Violence Surges in Pakistan’s Kurram District, Deepening Shia-Sunni Divides

ISLAMABAD — Sectarian violence has engulfed Pakistan’s Kurram district, where deadly clashes between Shia and Sunni groups have left more than 130 people dead in recent weeks. Despite repeated calls for calm

5 months ago

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Rising Tide of Religious Intolerance in South Asia: A Maldivian Perspective

In recent years, South Asia has witnessed a disturbing increase in religious intolerance, with harrowing incidents occurring in a region that is home to 24% of the world’s population. This troubling trend

11 months ago

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Devoid of Diplomatic Decorum: A Spat Over Chinese Loans in Nepal, Echoes from Maldives

The Maldives, the smallest member in the South Asia region, has seen its fair share of diplomatic tussles over Chinese loans. President Nasheed, despite his differences with the Chinese Ambassador, maintained an

11 months ago

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The Ripple Effects of China-Pakistan Developments in South Asia

Karachi, In response to rising security concerns, Chinese contractors have paused construction on the Dasu and Diamer Bhasha dam projects in Pakistan. This decision follows a tragic incident in March, where a suicide

12 months ago

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South Asia Governments in Hiring Frenzy for Criminal Masterminds

MALÉ, – In a move that has left the public questioning the sanity of the Maldivian government, officials have appointed Hussain Shifau, a man charged with importing goods through forged telegraphic transfers

12 months ago

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South Asia’s Water Crisis: Key Challenges and Urgent Solutions in Pakistan

Pakistan is confronting a significant water crisis, a challenge that resonates far beyond its borders, casting a shadow over South Asia. This crisis emerges from a tangled web of factors, including heightened

1 year ago

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South Asia Dominates Global Remittances, Led by India’s Record $111 Billion

India received a record $111.22 billion in remittances from citizens working abroad in 2022, making it the first country to surpass $100 billion in a single year, according to a United Nations

1 year ago

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Pakistan

Press Freedom in South Asia: Maldives Shines, but Challenges Persist Across the Region

India’s Owaisi Likens Pakistan to ISIS Amid Escalating Tensions

India Expels Pakistani Nationals After Deadly Terrorist Attack in Kashmir

The Baisaran Massacre: India’s Resolve Faces Terrorists’ Cynical Play

A Lynching in Karachi: Pakistan’s Ahmadi Muslims Face a Rising Tide of Violence

How India’s Agritech Revolution Is Shielding Its Farms From Climate Chaos

Sectarian Violence Surges in Pakistan’s Kurram District, Deepening Shia-Sunni Divides

Rising Tide of Religious Intolerance in South Asia: A Maldivian Perspective

Devoid of Diplomatic Decorum: A Spat Over Chinese Loans in Nepal, Echoes from Maldives

The Ripple Effects of China-Pakistan Developments in South Asia

South Asia Governments in Hiring Frenzy for Criminal Masterminds

South Asia’s Water Crisis: Key Challenges and Urgent Solutions in Pakistan

South Asia Dominates Global Remittances, Led by India’s Record $111 Billion

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