Russia, Pakistan in talks to finalise Putin’s maiden visit
Moscow wants that there must be “big-ticket projects” or other initiatives that the Russian president would announce when he finally undertakes the trip to
The Gulf and India: A robust partnership in the making
As the US recalibrates its strategic priorities in the region—pivoting to the southeast of Asia, the leaders of this region are finding themselves pushed
Bangladesh observes Mass Uprising Day
The day teaches Bangladeshis the values of democracy and protests against oppression, said Hasina….reports Sumi Khan Bangladesh on Monday commemorated the Mass Uprising Day
Xi has big plans after Winter Olympics
China, particularly in the Ladakh region of India, is fortifying its side of the border with good roads and bridges and is giving Chinese
Fear of terror rules Pakistan
Pakistan Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid blamed “small remnants of groups” defeated by the Taliban for creating an “atmosphere of terror” in Pakistan….reports Asian Lite
Taliban under fire over missing Afghan activists
The disappearance of Paryani and Ibrahimkhel sparked a widespread reaction among social media users in Afghanistan….reports Asian Lite News The UN and the Human
MEDIA SCAN: Plea to clear NGO foreign funds today and Nepal protests China projects
A plea will be heard by the Supreme Court today, for non-profits to receive funding from abroad against the Centre’s refusal to renew licences
US govt orders diplomats’ families to leave Ukraine
Washington has also authorised the “voluntary” departure of its embassy employees, adding to tensions between Russia and the West over concerns of a possible
India tops in pickle exports
In India there are about 51 major companies producing and exporting gherkins in drums and ready-to-eat consumer packs….reports Asian Lite News India has crossed
Afghan girls will be back in schools by March: Taliban
Girls were only allowed to attend classes up to six since the Taliban gained power on August 15 last year, which drew strong criticism
