Genocide in Cambodia and its impact on the World
In the 20th century, this world witnessed barbarous events. The century will be remembered for the brutal atrocities of the leaders in different regio...
Asia
A Tour to the lost Kingdom- Sikkim
I went out on May 25th, 2 days after the fasting Eid to see snow-capped valleys, undulating mountain ranges, eternal trees, destination Sikkim. I went to Burimari Port to see the bright light of the sodium lights of Jamuna Bridge at night and the scenery of corn fields in Patgram of Lalmonirhat. On May 26th, I completed immigration at Chengrabandha...
Overview of the Two-Year Taliban Resurgence in Afghanistan: The Future of Afghanistan
August 15, 2023, marks the two-year anniversary of the Taliban's regaining power in Afghanistan. The Taliban are still not acknowledged by any country...
India’s Ascent : Charting the Course to Global Prominence and the Quest for Superpower Status
As the balance of global power shifts from bipolar and unipolar to multipolar, with a focus moving from the West to the East, many analysts are consid...
Pakistan’s Lukewarm February Election: Another Sign of South and Southeast Asia’s Democratic Failure
Pakistan, home to over 231 million people, officially ranks as the world’s fourth-largest democracy. However, its history is rife with democratic setb...
Nepal’s Turning Point: From Gen Z Uprising to Shah-Led Government
Nepal has reached a pivotal moment in its political evolution. The March 5 election was not a routine democratic exercise; it was a national referendu...
A New Fault Line in South Asia
South Asia is once again approaching a dangerous inflection point. What began as a series of retaliatory strikes along a volatile frontier now threate...
After Indo-Pak Conflicts, South Asia Drifts Toward Major Strategic Instability
In the early hours of May 7, 2025, the fragile peace of South Asia was shattered. An ominous tremor rippled through the already volatile India-Pakista...
The Shifting Geometry of Power: Where Is South Asia Heading?
In the corridors of Asian geopolitics, alliances are never static; they are perpetually reconfigured by the gravitational pull of trade wars, border c...
Strategic Rivalries, the Quad, and the Struggle for Supremacy in the Indo-Pacific
In the twenty-first century’s strategic imagination, the Indo-Pacific has emerged as a grand theater for great power competition, replacing the Atlant...
Confrontation between De Facto Ruler and Imran Khan: Unprecedented Protest in Pakistan
Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi, an Oxford-graduate cricket superstar, had a playboy image with a very controversial personal life and has always been a hot to...
Photo Diplomacy, Symbolism, and the Future of India-Bangladesh Relations
In the grand theatre of international relations, moments of symbolism often eclipse even the most meticulously negotiated treaties. Such was the case...
Kashmir's Voice Roars: NO to BJP
The narrative of Kashmir is characterized by a desperate yearning for peace and identity, as well as turbulence and longing. The voice of Kashmir, whi...
From Margins to the Epicenter of Power
In the 2020s, South Asia has repeatedly shown why it remains one of the most politically combustible regions in the world. What once seemed like incre...
Three years, three uprisings: what next?
Over the past three years the region has witnessed an extraordinary sequence of political collapses: Sri Lanka’s executive was pushed out amid an econ...
Electoral Dynamics: Modi's Intensified Rhetoric and the Future of Indian Politics
Earlier in the first week of May 2024, in his home state of Gujarat, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a group of supporters dressed in sa...
The Rise of Hindu Nationalism in India
The rise of Hindu nationalism is a recent phenomenon in the neighboring country of India. It has resulted in some controversial laws, court verdicts,...
India’s hegemony in South Asia
India is advantageous in South Asia by dint of its significant geographic location, vast landscape, economic upsurge, and hegemonic cultural and relev...
Unraveling India’s Cinematic Controversies Amid Communal Divides
The Indian film industry, historically a bastion of liberal values, has long prided itself on steering clear of overt political and communal conflicts...