Tag: south asia

India’s “My Way or the Highway” Diplomacy

Diplomatic Arrogance? India’s Strained Relationships with the West
India’s hostile reaction to US peace brokering, its dealings with Russia and Iran, and criticism of European diplomacy paint a picture of a challenging partner.

Sri Lanka, Pakistan Hold Strategic Defence Dialogue to Boost Regional Security

Sri Lanka, Pakistan hold 5th Defence Dialogue in Islamabad to boost ties, regional security, and defence cooperation.

Pakistan Prepared for Any Indian Incursion, Defence Minister Says

Pakistan’s defense minister warns of imminent Indian incursion as global calls for de-escalation intensify.

Senate Rejects India’s Attempt to Link Pakistan to Pahalgam Attack

Pakistan Senate rejects India’s attempt to link Pakistan to the Pahalgam attack, reaffirming its commitment to sovereignty, peace, and regional stability.

Eight Pakistani Citizens Gunned Down in Iran’s Sistan-Baluchestan

Eight Pakistani laborers from Bahawalpur shot dead in Iran’s Sistan-Baluchestan; BNA claims responsibility.

India’s Waqf Under Siege: A Partition Redux?

India’s Waqf system is under siege, echoing the fears of Partition. As minority rights are targeted, the nation’s secular identity faces a critical test.

Eid for the Few, Struggle for the Many

As the crescent moon heralds Eid, millions prepare to celebrate. Yet, for many, Eid is not about festivity but survival.

From Sri Lanka to Myanmar: India’s Shadow Wars

India’s covert operations in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Myanmar fuel instability, raising questions about its regional dominance.

Youm-e-Badr: The Furqan of Our Times

The lessons of Youm-e-Badr as Youm-e-Furqan have never been more relevant today as 600M South Asian Muslims face instability and global sidelining.

Delhi’s Right Turn: What It Means for South Asia

With an RSS-backed Chief Minister at the helm, Delhi’s position is evolving into the ideological nucleus of Hindu nationalism