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The Indian Ocean: The Great Game Moves to the Seas

As tensions rise before Aman 2025, the Indian Ocean becomes a key battleground for influence, with India and Pakistan’s naval posturing at its core.

SAT’s X Space Session, Bangladesh through time captures shifting identities, youth perspectives, and the nation’s evolving push for sovereignty.

Modi’s India shifts from secular democracy to Hindutva-driven state, marked by rising anti-Muslim violence and systemic repression.

The North-South divide in India is more than just regional—it’s a clash of ideologies, cultures, and economies

Pakistan economic recovery appears stable on paper, but the stark contrast with harsh realities prompts critical questions about sustainability.

Pakistan embarks on the long-awaited privatisation of its national airline. Will privatisation revive PIA or redefine its legacy?

With Hindu extremism on the rise, India’s identity is at a crossroads—what does this mean for the future of the nation?

Is war the answer? With Israel and Iran at the edge, the stakes are sky-high. What does this mean for peace in the region?

The seven-day polio immunisation campaign in Pakistan is the third of the year, aiming to vaccinate 45 million children under five.

US sanctions on Pakistan’s missile program, including Shaheen-3 and Ababeel, highlight double standards in nonproliferation enforcement.