China’s Anti-Secession Law: What Happened on March 14, 2005?
Lin Mei-ling was hanging laundry on the roof of her apartment in Taipei when a neighbour called up to her. “Turn on the television,” he said. “Beijing just passed a law ...
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US Launches ‘Section 301’ Tariff Probes Against 16 Trading Partners, Including India and China
The administration of Donald Trump has launched fresh investigations into alleged “unfair trade practices” by 16 major trading partners, including India, China and Bangladesh, a move aimed at restoring tariff pressure ...
After Oil, Fertiliser Supply Becomes India’s Next Concern Amid Iran’s Hormuz Tensions
India, already grappling with disruptions in energy supplies, as LNG and LPG deliveries affected by the ongoing US-Israel conflict with Iran is now facing fresh concerns with fertiliser imports, ...
Tibetans and Unbroken Cry of Tibet: Memory, Resistance, Weight of Silence
March 10 is a date that Tibetans carry with them wherever they go, returning each year with a quiet but persistent demand, to remember, to grieve, and to refuse to give ...
Balochistan at Crossroads: Geopolitics, Security, and Struggle for Local Empowerment
Balochistan finds itself at the crossroads of the ambitions of great powers and the lived experience of people fighting to maintain their identity and rights. The commemoration of Baloch Culture Day ...
Galwan Cover-Up: Blueprint for Chinese Communist Party Duplicity, Deepened Indo-Pacific Distrust
The June 15, 2020, clash in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh was the deadliest, bloodiest, and most aggressive confrontation between India and China in over four decades, which claimed the lives ...
A Real-Life K-Drama? Succession Speculation Swirls Around North Korea’s First Family between Kim Jong-un’s Daughter and Sister
Power struggles and tightly controlled successions have long defined North Korea’s ruling dynasty. Leadership in Pyongyang has passed from father to son, from Kim Il-sung to Kim Jong-il, and then to ...
How the Dalai Lama’s 1913 Declaration Shattered China’s ‘Tibet Always Been Part of China’ Claim
On February 13, 1913, the Dalai Lama declared Tibetan independence. This demolished the Chinese claims over Tibet, securing sovereignty, history and autonomy for the Tibetans. That day, Tibet rewrote its destiny ...
Bangladesh Election Becomes Global Focal Point: US, China, Pakistan on Chessboard; What’s at Stake for India?
As Bangladesh prepares for its national elections on February 12, 2026, since the fall of long-time leader Sheikh Hasina and her Awami League party in 2024, the polls have drawn intense interest ...
Agni-3 Missile Test Explained: Why Is India Repeatedly Testing an Active Nuclear Missile?
Over the past some time, India has conducted several important missile tests in quick succession. While in a previous video we discussed the successful test of DRDO’s Solid Fuel Ducted Ramjet ...
India’s Underground Rail Under Chicken’s Neck… Is It Possible?
It may sound like something out of a Cold War playbook, but India is now planning to take one of its most sensitive railway stretches deep underground. The government has announced ...
The Sovereignty Debate: Dismantling the Chinese Myth of “Ancient Rule” in Tibet
Seventy-five years ago, as Chinese forces advanced into central Tibet, the 14th Dalai Lama faced a critical juncture in Tibet’s modern history and withdrew with senior officials from Lhasa to Yadong, ...
