TIME magazine is at it again. This particular publication seems to have a phobia of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. What else explains its concerted campaign against the democratically elected leader of India? TIME magazine regularly publishes ...
Now, as the Taliban ensconces itself in Kabul, a power competition between Pakistan and Qatar is all set to surface. The Taliban comprises two major power blocs. One is the militant ...
As the ‘Graveyard of the empires’ digs another one for the mighty Biden administration, Afghanistan stands at the cusp of returning to the Taliban era of 1996-2001. With Taliban’s top leadership offering prayers and distributing sweets ...
No matter how big an organisation is, the internal rift turns out to be more devastating than any external threat. As the Taliban starts to thrust itself on Kabul, it is witnessing internal conflict ...
“Hindu right-wing”, “Hindu nationalist”, “Hindu supremacists ruling India” ... these are some of the blunt adjectives that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is repeatedly bestowed upon by the New-York based news ...
There have been multiple occasions when TFI has predicted something and it actually happened. Now, another one of our predictions has turned out to be the truth. Moreover, UNSC has also ...
The danger associated with raising a monster is that you never know when it will start attacking you at any moment. You know, the whole idea behind Frankenstein's monster. It seems ...
The European Union has called for an immediate reassessment of the EU-Pakistan trade regime that was granted back in January 2014 The ‘GSP+’ status allowed Pakistani goods to enter the bloc ...
In what shows that the Taliban is looking at reshaping its stand about India in Afghanistan, Taliban leader Suhail Shaheen has stated that India need not be wary of withdrawal of ...
TIME magazine is at it again. This particular publication seems to have a phobia of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the BJP, and Hindus in general. It also has a seething hatred for India, while ...
Former CM of J&K Farooq Abdulah and Mehbooba Muqti claimed to have found a ‘ray of hope' in the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan. In separate statements, the two leaders claimed ‘hope’ ...
‘Water is wet’, ‘The sky is blue’ and ‘Women have no rights under Taliban’ – these are a few of the obvious, universal facts that almost every layman on the wider ...
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