Japan’s Defence Overhaul: From Pacifist to Militarist
The region has been agitated by Japan\’s intention to double its defence spending by 2027. The \”major shift\” in Japanese security policies has been extensively debated, including how and why Japan is giving up its \”pacifist\” roots and choosing militarization.
India: The Cricket Hegemony
Cricket has grown increasingly politicized, with those with political clout and financial resources controlling the game. This notion applies to India\’s behaviour because it has risen to dominance owing to its resources.
Indian Pharma: The Bitter Pill
India is the world’s largest producer of generic medications in terms of volume, thanks to its efficient production of “global standard medicine” at affordable prices. Nonetheless, incidents involving child fatalities in the Gambia and Uzbekistan cast doubt on the country’s drug laws.
Guantanamo Bay: Ending the Era of Injustice
After the most recent release, there are now 32 prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, including 18 who are eligible for transfer. These detainees continue to be held without charge despite having their transfer approved, with little recourse to hasten their release.
Movements for Change: Is Feminism Indigenous to Pakistan?
Pakistan is not an oasis in the larger, global movement for women\’s rights. But, there has been no real progress in Pakistan\’s seeming drive for women\’s rights. In this scenario, it is imperative to determine whether Pakistan has an indigenous feminist movement.
Of Woes and Wishes: Pakistan
Pakistan has rarely been free of the dread of an impending crisis, as history demonstrates. The nation\’s quest for survival has been fascinating and perilous since its inception. But, it must tenaciously hold onto the hope that gave it birth.
US adds Chinese, Russian entities to trade blacklist
U.S. expands trade blacklist with 37 entities for national security and human rights concerns.
Pakistan faces $18 billion fine as Iran gas pipeline completion delayed, risking energy security
Pakistan faces a potential $18 billion penalty for delaying completion of the Iran gas pipeline project, according to a petroleum committee member and the project has been stalled due to U.S. sanctions on Iran and safety concerns with another pipeline project.
India’s Supreme Court orders Adani probe
India’s top court has ordered an expert committee to probe for any regulatory failures related to the country’s second-largest conglomerate, the Adani Group.