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On May 7, 2025, two women officers of the Indian Armed Forces Colonel Sofiya Qureshi of the Indian Army and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh of the…
The 2025 India-Pakistan conflict, sparked by the devastating Pahalgam terrorist attack on April 22 and escalated by India’s Operation Sindoor on May 7, has plunged South…
Tibet Newsletter (February–April 2025) This issue highlights China’s continued clampdown on Tibetan religious freedom, language, and culture. It shares updates on rising surveillance, forced labor programs,…
A New Wave of Monarchist Sentiment In a stunning turn of events, Nepal — a republic for nearly two decades — is witnessing a strong surge…
13/02/2024 Shannan Municipal Ecological Environment Bureau announced a bid for the Ecological Status Change Survey and Assessment Project. The object of this ecological survey and assessment is…
The Maldives finds itself walking a precarious economic and diplomatic tightrope in early 2025, as President Mohamed Muizzu’s government attempts to navigate relationships with both regional…
In a significant diplomatic shift, India has initiated high-level engagement with Afghanistan’s Taliban regime, marking a dramatic evolution in regional politics. This development signals a complex…
The Vanishing Horizon: Tibet In the shadow of the Himalayas, a profound transformation is taking place. For over six decades, the Chinese government has implemented increasingly…
On Iran’s southeastern coast sits a game-changing infrastructure project that has quietly reshaped regional power dynamics. Chabahar Port, backed by $500 million in Indian investment, represents…
The southern State of Kerala in India illustrates a case of unfortunate polarity. It, while being the most literate state, is also home to one of…