Beyond Boundaries
From Eagle’s Grip to SCO-Led Multipolarity?
Is the Eagle’s grip loosening? The dragon and bear, at the helm of SCO-led multipolarity, challenge the established order traditionally led by the Eagle Nation.
30 December 2024, Monday
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Haleema Khalid is an Editor and Research Lead at South Asia Times. She holds a Master’s degree in Applied Linguistics and a Bachelor’s in Social Work. Her research interests include exploring language’s impact on society and culture.
Commentary
Is the Glow of ‘Brand Modi’ Fading?
The 2024 elections brought an unforeseen plot twist, leaving pundits and citizens alike pondering a pivotal question: Is the magic of ‘Brand Modi’ fading?
Beyond SAT
Key Areas Where BJP Lost Its Majority to I.N.D.I.A.
Modi hails BJP’s win, while I.N.D.I.A. secures 232 seats in a tight race. Let’s explore key areas where BJP lost.
![Pakistan’s Youm-e-Takbeer, marking the 1998 nuclear tests, signifies not just a scientific feat but also embodies Pakistan’s national character [Image via Dawn Images].](https://southasiatimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/6292e48f594c9.webp)
Hisitify
Youm-e-Takbeer: More Than Just a Scientific Feat!
Youm-e-Takbeer, marking Pakistan’s 1998 nuclear tests, signifies not just a scientific feat but also embodies Pakistan’s national character.
![As India reflects on a decade of Modi in the Prime Minister's Office, the journey reveals a troubling trajectory [Image via Reuters].](https://southasiatimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/2022-08-15T072754Z_114745352_RC2PWV9C3995_RTRMADP_3_INDIA-INDEPENDENCEDAY.webp)
Features
A Decade of Modi: India’s Democratic and Diplomatic Conundrum
As India reflects on a decade of Modi in the Prime Minister’s Office, the journey reveals a troubling trajectory!
Beyond Boundaries
India at G20: Is the Glitter Just Surface Deep?
As India prepares to take the spotlight at the G20 Summit, it\’s essential to question whether this glittering opportunity signifies a genuine commitment to address pressing concerns or if it merely serves as a facade. The issues of rising inflation, extremism, Islamophobia, and the Kashmir situation cast a shadow on India\’s international image.
![September 6th, a day for introspection! [Image via SAT Creatives]](https://southasiatimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/September-6th.webp)
Hisitify
September 6th: The Battle Within
Beyond the displays of military prowess, September 6th is a day for introspection—a time to acknowledge that while external threats are palpable, the gravest danger often festers within our borders.
Beyond SAT
Shared Destiny: Pak-Afghan Economic Connectivity
Pak-Afghan economic connectivity is just one piece of the broader puzzle of regional integration and connectivity, which in turn is dependent on peace in both countries. Ultimately, tapping their as yet unexplored economic potential can lead to a shared prosperous destiny and future.
Beyond Boundaries
Afghanistan and the Great Game 3.0
With the Chinese economic model flourishing along the Silk Roads, the United States has started to realize to develop similar ‘weapons’ in order to compete with revisionist China’s unique take on capitalism. If this doesn’t point toward the revival of the ‘Great Game’ with Afghanistan as the fulcrum of Eurasia, what does? – The Great Game 3.0.
![Pakistan TTP Negotiations [Image Credits: AP]](https://southasiatimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/AP22138450889608.webp)
Beyond SAT
Pakistan-TTP Negotiations
On-going negotiations between Pakistan and TTP; what are the stakes for Pakistan and the Interim Government of Afghanistan? What are the potential detrimental factors that can sabotage the smoothly progressing peace process, that includes the key involvement of Tribal elders?
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