Bangladesh, and not just its government, is under siege from overseas forces. Its forthcoming general election has clearly begun to exercise minds in nations abroad. Governments in the West and …
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Why Iran holds the key in deciding the fate of the Hamas-Israel conflict
by Atul Anejaby Atul AnejaAfter being taken by complete surprise by Hamas, which attacked Israel inside its territory across the Gaza border, shockingly taking several Israelis hostage and killing a senior military commander, Israel …
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Achieving a consensus on the Leaders’ Declaration at the recent G20 Summit in New Delhi was undoubtedly a triumph for ‘’Team India’’ under the bold and visionary leadership of Prime …
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The South Pacific region is a new battleground between the United States (US) and China. The region is home to 18 countries and territories, many of whom are small island …
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Maldives’ President-elect Mohamed Muizzu, who is set to take charge officially on November 17, is expected to throw more light on the political and foreign policy contours of his government …
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Overriding tensions, can Central Asia, Iran sustain working relations with Taliban ruled Afghanistan?
Ever since the eventful return of Taliban in Afghanistan, their relations with neighbours like Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Iran continues to be complex, with a strong undercurrent of hostility. …
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I believe geography will soon change in Pakistan and Balochistan: Arif Aajakia
by Rahul Kumarby Rahul KumarPakistan has the world in bewilderment – never-ending wars, a growing poor-rich divide, politicians thriving in foreign lands, army generals running businesses in Western countries and its people on the …
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Why TTP is likely to step up violence in Pakistan next year to achieve its grand objectives
by Anant Mishraby Anant MishraEven before Kabul fell in 2021, scholars argued that the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) was on the rise. During that time, after years of power tussle and fragmentation within the leadership, …
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Growing row between Canada and India with two world democracies trading jabs and locking horns over the issues of political rights and freedoms, as well as the sovereignty and territorial …
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Chinese firm Qihoo 360 provides cyber security for Khalistan referendums across the globe: Chris Blackburn
by Rahul Kumarby Rahul KumarLondon: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s accusations against India over the murder of Khalistani accused Hardeep Singh Nijjar are now regular page-one screechy headlines globally, particularly in the Western English …
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Canada’s bizarre ‘investigation’ of Karima Baloch’s killing exposes glaring double-standards
by Mark Kinraby Mark KinraOn 19 September 2023, Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau accused the Indian Government of having potential links over the killing of a Canadian national Hardeep Singh Nijjar. India has …
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Baloch activist slams Pakistan for disguising ‘death squad’ members as ‘footballers,’ rules out dip in armed struggle
by Rahul Kumarby Rahul KumarLondon: It is unusual that the interim government in Pakistan has a Prime Minister, an Interior Minister, an Information Minister and even the Supreme Court justice from Balochistan. The Baloch …
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Nepal’s Prime Minister walks tightrope in Beijing, signs host of agreements with China but not one under BRI
Nepal and China have signed several agreements during Nepali Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal’s ongoing visit to Beijing but not one has been categorised as a Belt and Road Initiative …
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As Bay of Bengal becomes centre of geopolitical wrangling, India must push for a robust BIMSTEC
At a time when countries are rushing to rechart regional groupings amid the fast-changing geopolitical landscape, India and other member countries must focus on giving wings to the BIMSTEC (Bay …
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After Trudeau’s unsubstantiated attack, India has a chance to rebuff bullying by the Anglosphere
by Kanwal Sibalby Kanwal SibalThe Canada-India standoff over the killing of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar is becoming more serious. India is making it clear that it is no longer willing to tolerate the …
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Not just Khalistanis, Canada refuses to deport assassin of Sheikh Mujib of Bangladesh
by Saleem Samadby Saleem SamadA recent diplomatic rift between Canada and India over Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian-Indian and leader of an outlawed Khalistan killed by unknown assailants at a Sikh temple in Surrey …
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Nearly one-fourth children in the UK are deprived of a nutritious meal: Akshaya Patra Foundation
by Rahul Kumarby Rahul KumarLondon: The Akshaya Patra Foundation (TAPF) holds a record in serving the largest number of mid-day meals in the world. It raised quite a few eyebrows when it began serving free …
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PM’s Mann Ki Baat: ‘India proved its global leadership mettle at G20’
by IN Bureauby IN BureauAddressing the 105th episode of his radio programme, ‘Mann Ki Baat’, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday emphasised the potential of the India-Middle East-Europe corridor, announced during the New Delhi …
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India’s next target should be Gurpatwant Singh Pannun , chief of the banned group Sikhs For Justice ( SFJ). This terror don has used his safe haven in Canada to …
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Nepal faces challenges of delicately balancing ties with India and China during Nepali PM’s China visit
Just ahead of Nepal’s Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal’s visit to China which began on Friday, Chinese ambassador to Nepal Chen Song made a controversial comment about India’s policy towards …
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In Bangladesh, has Sheikh Hasina done enough to counter a desperate opposition in January elections?
Politics in Bangladesh is going through an interesting phase, though not exactly a defining one. One can expect, though, quite a few permutations and combinations between now and the general …