FESTIVE PHASE: Blasphemy laws, Inflation dog minorities in Pakistan
40 per cent Inflation drains the festive spirit of Ramadan, Holi and Lenten in Pakistan. The festival-time woes of Pakistan’s religious minorities go to
3 British nationals held by Taliban in Afghanistan
The government is hoping to send thousands of migrants more than 4,000 miles away to the East African country as part of a deal
Modi’s upcoming visit to Pacific Islands is strategic for region
Cleo Paskal, Senior Fellow at the Washington-based Foundation for Defence of Democracies speaks about why Modi’s visit is important not just for India but
Xi loyalists take control of China’s national security
With Xi Jinping firmly at the apex, the rest of the chain of command of ultra-loyalists will pass through Cai Qi, China’s new security
India, China main allies in Russia’s new foreign policy
The new 42-page document singled out ties with China and India, stressing the importance of “the deepening of ties and coordination with friendly sovereign
‘Pakistan won’t play World Cup in India’
The Men in Green wants to play their WC matches in Bangladesh or Sri Lanka,….writes Vipul Kashyap Pakistan threatened to not take part in
March 1971: The Genocide That Must Not Be Forgotten
How do we recall the horrors of 25 March 1971? To what degree do Bengalis recollect the terror they as a nation were subjected
SPECIAL: China’s spying on British Police
The findings of the UK Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner are latest in the series of spying allegations levelled by UK against China and
UK Firm on Decision to Ban Chinese-made Surveillance Cameras
British politicians have campaigned to ban cameras from partly Chinese state-owned CCTV manufacturers Hikvision and Dahua, on grounds that they have been used as
UN envoy says solution ‘closest’ to end political crisis in Sudan
Many areas of consensus have emerged in the consultations on five contentious issues among them the dismantling of the old regime and security sector
