South Asia
“Agents of India”: How a 50-Year-Old Slur Still Puts Bangladesh’s Hindus and Buddhists in Danger
On 29 October 2016, a fisherman named Rasraj Das was beaten by a crowd in Nasirnagar, a small upazila in...
Did America Help Engineer Imran Khan’s Ouster? The Explosive Mystery Behind Pakistan’s Leaked Cypher Cable I-0678
For four years, Pakistan’s political establishment dismissed Imran Khan’s “foreign conspiracy” allegations as political theatre. Washington rejected the claims outright....
Ahmadis in Pakistan: From Faith to Marginalisation Under Law and Society
The troubles of Ahmadis in Pakistan are not merely those of a religious minority. Their story is about how law,...
Hormuz Reopens, Xi ‘Very Happy’ as Trump Signals Major Shift in US–China Equation
The Strait of Hormuz has returned to the centre of global geopolitics, with US President Donald Trump stating that Chinese...
He Put On a Disguise, Walked Into the Dark, and Never Came Home: The Dalai Lama’s Escape from Tibet
He was 24 years old. He put on a soldier's uniform, slung a rifle over his shoulder, and stepped out...
A Dormant Giant Awakens After 12,000 Years, How Ethiopian Volcanic Ash Drifted Towards India: The Science Behind the Rare Hayli Gubbi Eruption
In an extraordinary geological event, Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia silent for nearly 12,000 years erupted on November 23, 2025,...
What Victims Should Expect During a DUI Car Accident Claim
A DUI accident is one of the worst types of crashes a person can go through. Not only do they...
Remembering the Fallen: Safeguarding Bangladesh from the Shadows of 1977
In 1977, Bangladesh faced a dark chapter in its history when many brave soldiers and patriots who had fought for...
Pakistani National with Lashkar-e-Taiba Links Arrested in Seoul, First for South Korean Authorities
In a significant development, law enforcement authorities in South Korea have arrested a Pakistani national in Seoul over alleged ties...
Hindu Activist Shot Dead in Cold Blood as Bangladesh Army Opens Fire on Peaceful NCP Rally in Gopalganj
The heart of Gopalganj, once a symbol of power and legacy under former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, was reduced to...
Half of Bangladeshi Girls Forced Into Child Marriage, UN Report
Bangladesh has recorded the highest rate of child marriage in South Asia, with over half of all girls married before...
The Chaotic politics of Bangladesh explained
Bangladesh is in upheaval again, as hundreds of protestors gathered to storm the Presidential Palace on Tuesday the 22nd of...
