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Chinese coastguard and research vessels have been intercepting cargo ships and charting the

China continuing to thwart Nepali border residents’ traditional trade, grazing, pilgrimage access to Tibet

Pro-China elements among Nepal’s political leaders have shown an alacrity to jump at

Crypto fatwa sparks debate over Pakistan’s digital asset framework

Quick Take:Pakistan’s top crypto regulatory official

Heavy floods submerge roads, vehicles in northern China

Severe flooding in China’s northern Hebei province and north-eastern Liaoning province submerged roads and swept away cars while people

Dwindling US firepower doesn’t shrink China’s Taiwan trap

As the US keeps fighting in Iran, China is watching not only what the US can destroy, but how

Luxon says New Zealand needs India in a ‘power-based’ world, after China’s missile test

“We need to work with our like-minded friends to build a lattice of relationships,” the prime minister says.”Prime minister

Pakistan’s Water Woes: Mismanagement, not India, at the heart of the crisis

”Pakistans displaced by flooding take shelter on the higher ground of an embankment near the flooded Indus River. The

96 including troops, police, alleged terrorists killed in Pakistan in 4 days

At least 54 alleged  terrorists and 42 others, including policemen, troops and civilians, were killed in three major engagements

Kashmir’s rebellion against Pakistan’s colonial fiction

Pakistan likes to speak of Kashmir as an unfinished dispute, a wound of

Mahrang Baloch and the trial of an entire people

Pakistan has sentenced Dr Mahrang Baloch to life imprisonment. Not a warlord, not

At China’s Islamic Training Sessions, Xi Jinping Takes Center Stage

A course in Beijing shows how the Sinicization of Islam means aligning doctrine,

Criminalising Agony – Why Pakistan’s Revival Of Section 325 Is A Step Backward

In Hammad Saeed Dar v Federation of Pakistan (2026), the Federal Shariat Court

Life Sentence for Baloch Activist Sparks Outrage Over Pakistan’s Rights Abuses

”Women and girls in Balochistan have suffered for years as their male family

Afghanistan: Death comes again from the sky

In the early morning of 10 June 2026, Pakistani military aircraft launched a

Death & Repression in the land of freedom

Pakistan has always had a peculiar talent for transforming the language of rights

Pakistan's only church-run chartered university challenges govt repossession of historic hostel

Widespread criticism from Christian leaders, rights advocates, heritage conservationists, and alumni of Pakistan’s

India’s Drone Revolution: How Modern Warfare Is Reshaping New Delhi’s Defense Strategy

A New Battlefield EmergesThe future of warfare

Sanctioned Abuse: Pakistan’s Systemic Exploitation of on Minority Girls

On May 12, 2026, Nisha Bibi, a 14‑year‑old Christian girl disappeared once again

New home for marine species: India’s first 3D-printed reefs to be sunk off Ramanathapuram coast in TN

”Researchers believe that innovative habitat restoration tools could improve ecological resilience and

The first woman commander

At an undisclosed location in Balochistan, in a landscape of mountains, dust and

Maternal Mortality In Pakistan: A Crisis Exposed By The Karachi Washroom Birth

A recent childbirth incident at Karachi’s Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC) unfolded in

Pakistan: America’s most complicated ally — and why Trump is betting on it again

"Sen Lindsey Graham says he doesn't trust Pakistan 'as far as I can

How India managed a historic BRICS deadlock amid Iran-UAE tensions

The BRICS Ministerial Summit in New Delhi on May 14–15, 2026, overlapped directly

Pakistan’s Intensifying Crackdown on Afghan Refugees

Pakistan’s latest wave of arrests targeting Afghan refugees reflects a deeper structural shift

Nepal has been unanimously elected as the Vice President of the 79th World Health Assembly of the World Health Organization (WHO).

The World Health Assembly is the decision-making body of the WHO.

Strengthening India-South Africa scientific collaboration: A banner handover at the South African Astronomical Observatory

South Africa and India’s long-standing scientific collaboration was further cemented on May 8,

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