South Asia

Both governments recognize that an influx of Indian migrant workers could finally forge a strong people-to-people aspect in India-Israel relations.

Elections in India represent a paradoxical see-saw between trust and crises of legitimacy.

The BJP’s vision for India is more in sync with what most Indians want – an India that is a military and economic power that they can be proud of.

Only a year ago, Chief Minister Sarma proclaimed that the party would not seek the votes of minorities.

The exploitation of Indian workers in Russia highlights the need for a proactive approach by the Indian government to uphold the rights and ensure the safety of its citizens abroad.

The party may increase its vote share in these states but votes may not translate into seats in parliament.

Maldives has launched its first tactical drones. The eyes in the sky will improve the country’s defense force’s monitoring, surveillance, and data capabilities.

Modi has made Hindu nationalism acceptable, even desirable, to a nation of 1.4 billion that for decades prided itself on pluralism and secularism.

The heaviest downpour in decades flooded villages in Balochistan and collapsed buildings in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

The opposition has dismissed the manifesto as a "jumla patra," a document of fake promises.

The government cannot afford to annoy Western countries, whose support it needs for loans. But the Pakistani public is angry with Israel.

New developments mark a turning point for the India-South Korea special strategic partnership.