New Delhi, July 23 -- Every time Quetta buries its soldiers, the same question resurfaces in Islamabad: is Balochistan becoming another East Pakistan? The question has haunted Pakistani strategists si... Read More
New Delhi, July 23 -- An authoritarian regime always tends to be afraid of an armed insurrection. However, a democratic government should be wary of something completely different - the politically aw... Read More
New Delhi, July 23 -- When Bangladesh and India signed the Ganga Water Sharing Treaty in December 1996, it was hailed as a diplomatic breakthrough. After decades of disputes surrounding the Farakka Ba... Read More
South China Sea, July 22 -- According to the U.S. [SS1] [SS2] Department of Defense (DoD), China's navy "is the largest navy in the world with a battle force of over 370 platforms [i.e., ships], inclu... Read More
New Delhi, July 22 -- The lethal targeting of the bulk carrier MV Golden Leo off Odesa by Russia on 19 July serves as a grim case study for a deeper, systemic crisis transforming global maritime trade... Read More
New Delhi, July 22 -- Watching the spiraling student protest in the heart of India's capital from 12,000 km has been a deeply upending experience. Having reported many agitations and protests in India... Read More
New Delhi, July 22 -- Under the latest IMF extended fund facility program, Sri Lanka has achieved substantial increase in tax revenue - to a level never seen in the history. Data show that for the fir... Read More
New Delhi, July 22 -- The Tibet-China conflict is one of the longest unresolved civilizational-state conflicts in Asia. Since China's occupation of Tibet in 1950, the People's Republic of China (PRC) ... Read More
New Delhi, July 22 -- Vikash had never been to Delhi. For most of his life, the national capital existed on the small screens through which millions of young Indians now encounter their country throug... Read More
New Delhi, July 21 -- Monday, July 20, 2026 will be long remembered as a black day for Indian democracy. The images on social media being shared from Jantar Mantar in the national capital were hard to... Read More