China warns athletes over free speech during Olympics
In 2008, during Summer Olympics in Beijing, the Chinese government announced that it had designated three parks in the capital for anyone wanting to
Imran’s China visit largely aims for BRI debt relief
The CPEC authority last week during a meeting with Khan cautioned that Chinese Independent Power Producers (IPPs) may soon suspend their operations under Power
Baloch nationalist movement gathering critical mass
Analysts say that the recent spate of attacks could mean that the Baloch nationalist movement has entered an unprecedented new phase….writes Rahul Kumar In
Afghanistan on the brink of great famine
“WHO and WFP estimate that 3.2 million Afghan children under age five will suffer from acute malnutrition this winter, with one million at risk
Taliban releases 2 Afghan journalists
Although the Taliban is yet to comment on the detention, the UN had accused the regime of kidnapping the journalists….reports Asian Lite News Two
New Baloch insurgent group a real headache for Pakistan
Balochistan has become a major challenge for Pakistani security forces as various separatist groups, who demand independence from the central government of the country…reports
Taliban deny interference in Kazakhstan unrest
“While we want a reasonable and peaceful solution to the problems in Kazakhstan, we assure all parties that there is no threat to any
India Retains Kabul on Aid List to Help Afghans
It is pertinent to note that, since the fall out of Afghanistan in the hands of the Taliban, India emerged as Afghanistan’s major aid
Suicide squads and child soldiers: Taliban still has a lot to answer
Despite their transformation from an insurgency into a government charged with caring for a country of 38 million, suicide bombing remains a key strategy
Putin terms Olympics boycott ‘fundamentally wrong’
The Russian President also stated that attempts by a number of countries to politicise sports for their selfish interests have recently intensified…reports Asian Lite
