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A train derailed in northeastern Thailand on Wednesday after a construction crane fell on two of its carriages, killing

Why India's 2026 BRICS presidency matters for multilateralism

"Demonstrators gather outside the Daniel Patrick Moynihan US Courthouse as ousted Venezuelan President

G20 Benchmark: India’s Journey From Clean Energy Pledges to Real Impact

Pralhad Joshi, president of the ISA Assembly & Union Minister for New and Renewable

EU chiefs as Republic Day guests underscore deepening partnership and India’s rising global standing

European Council President António Luís Santos da Costa and the European Commission President

Fields of discontent: Rural China’s rising protests amid deepening economic strains

As China’s economy grapples with prolonged slowdown and structural headwinds, rural unrest across

From lab to nation: How CSIR powered India’s scientific breakthroughs in 2025

The year 2025 will be remembered as a defining chapter in India’s scientific

Behind the curtain: China’s 2025 growth reality falls far below official claims

China’s economic performance in 2025 has sharply

Learning with roots, growing with skills: How India is expanding education and opportunity for tribals, women, and youth

India’s education and skill development landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, shaped by

Unrest in Hainan Exposes China’s Rural Anger

”The violent clash in Hainan Province between villagers and the state-owned Hainan Rubber Company is more than a local land

A Province in Darkness: Enforced Disappearances Surge as Fear Deepens in Balochistan

The latest reports emerging from Pakistan’s Balochistan paint a landscape of dread, where the routine rhythms of daily life

India’s Nuclear Vision: The SHANTI Bill and a Path to Global Leadership

India’s bold nuclear reform, the SHANTI Bill, 2025, is not unfolding in isolation. It comes at the very moment

CCP’s Broken Promises Exposed as Global Repression Strategy

The Chinese Communist Party’s relationship with law, truth, and international commitments has long been marked by a fundamental contradiction:

China, Kazakhstan, and the “Chinese Flag Burning” Trial

”The Atajurt volunteers on trial committed no crime. Theirs was a legitimate political protest.”As an expert on Xinjiang and

From application to Arafat: Inclusiveness and equality in India’s assistance to Hajj pilgrims

"Hajj delegations include officials, doctors, paramedical staff, sanitation workers, translators, and volunteers drawn from diverse regions and linguistic backgrounds"Every

Pakistan: When the State Does Not Fight Terrorism, but Manages It

There are moments when evidence speaks louder than official denials, and dossiers, despite their technical language, reveal a deeper

Pakistan’s Nuclear Prolificacy amid Iran’s Growing Stockpile

"From 1987 centrifuges to 2025 stockpiles, Islamabad’s hand lingers, prioritising short-term gains over systemic restraint."Pakistan’s clandestine nuclear transfers to

Historical Revisionism As State Policy: China’s Manufactured Past And Its Strategic Uses

China has increasingly treated history not as a field of inquiry but as an instrument of state power. Over

Dr. Tufael receives Medical Laboratory Impact Award-2025

Dr. Tufael has been honored with the Medical Laboratory Impact Award– 2025 at the Asian Excellence Achievers Awards-2025 organized

Asia navigates regional challenges amid China-related human rights concerns

Several Asian countries have recently seen public demonstrations related to various issues involving

How Pakistan’s internal breakdown became Europe’s new border war

”Europe today faces a three-fold crisis: a migration crisis straining its borders and

Sri Lankan police arrest three men for burning elephant alive

Sri Lankan police arrested three men on Dec 18 on charges of cruelty

A distorted picture: Economists question credibility of Pakistan’s Labour Force Survey 2024-25

Pakistan’s latest Labour Force Survey (LFS) for 2024-25 has triggered a wave of

Fifth year of failure: Pakistan’s passport remains a symbol of global isolation

For the fifth consecutive year, Pakistan has retained its place near the bottom

China’s Bridge Collapse: An Ecological Warning the World Cannot Afford to Ignore

The collapse of China’s newly built Hongqi Bridge in Tibet after a landslide

India and Nepal’s growing economic partnership signals a new era of shared prosperity

India and Nepal have rarely lacked goodwill, but what the two countries are

The Escalating Cybersecurity Crisis in Pakistan

Fourteen of this calendar month, global cybersecurity firm Kaspersky announced that Pakistan had

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