South Asia Times’ X Space session on AJK protests featured insights from Farzana Yaqoob and Sardar Sohail Hassan, examining JAAC’s demands, Pakistan’s subsidies, governance challenges, youth mobilisation, and India’s shifting narratives. The dialogue unpacked how local grievances are exploited by vested and external interests.
On May 16, 2025, South Asia Times (SAT) hosted an engaging Twitter Space session, “Pahalgam Attack and the Resurfacing of Kashmir Conflict in International Discourse”.
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SAT’s X Space Session, Bangladesh through time captures shifting identities, youth perspectives, and the nation’s evolving push for sovereignty.
The glamour of Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir’s inauguration snubbed a trail of injustice and violence that intertwined with the rise of BJP.
Ambassador Naghmana Hashmi discussed the diplomatic landscape during 1971 and how did Pakistan navigate its international relations to address the crisis and what lessons can be drawn for contemporary political challenges.
In the aftermath of the October 7th incident that prompted a significant Israeli military intervention in Gaza, the bipartisan approval of HIFPA (H.R. 340) on November 1st carries weighty implications.
South Asia Times (SAT) hosted its debut webinar to discuss the themes of regional connectivity and maritime security that have far-reaching implications for South Asia and beyond. Experts from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran participated in the discussion.
On the 14th of August 2023, the South Asia Times (SAT) hosted an exclusive X Space Session, exploring the pivotal question: “Why Pakistan Came Into Being? Was It a Good Idea?”
On the recent Pakistan’s media delegation visit to Afghanistan, Pakistan’s journalist had a chance to talk to Mr Zabihullah Mujahid, Spokesman on IEA, on different issues.
From increase in civilian killings to change in Kashmir’s demography with Indians buying lands, there are increased concerns in the local communities.