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South Asia
India May Say ‘No’ to 2050 Net Zero Goal
By Tarushi Aswani
Although India is already suffering the impact of climate change, it is doubtful whether its government is at all committed to reducing emissions.
Don’t Overhype India’s Kashmir Security Problem
By Rajeev Agarwal
The threat in Kashmir pales in comparison to the 1990s – and India is in a much stronger position as well.
Tumultuous Days Ahead for Prime Minister Imran Khan
By Umair Jamal
Economic turmoil, mass protests and a spat with the military are among a string of crises that the Pakistan government is battling at home.
India’s Crackdown on Kashmir’s Journalists
By The Diplomat
In a ramped-up pressure campaign, Kashmiri journalists have faced police raids, threats, and even arrest and detention.
Kashmir Students Face Terror Law for Cheering Pakistan’s Cricket Win
By Associated Press
India is investigating celebrations of Pakistan’s cricket win under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
India’s Role in Communal Violence in Bangladesh
By Hossain Delwar
India’s anti-Muslim policies trigger anti-Hindu sentiments in its neighbors, creating a vicious cycle of communal violence.
India’s Tech Industry is Keeping the Indian Dream Alive
By Akhil Ramesh
Tech unicorns like Freshworks are positioning India as a pioneer and leader in the world of Software as a Service.
Islamic Schools and Girls’ Education in Indonesia: Lessons for the Taliban
By M Niaz Asadullah
Indonesia has shown that education based on Islamic precepts is not incompatible with the expansion of education to girls and women.
Why Is the Islamic State in Afghanistan’s Propaganda Targeting China?
By Nodirbek Soliev
The Kunduz mosque bombing marked a potential shift in ISK’s stance toward China.
Facebook Dithered in Curbing Divisive User Content in India
By Sheikh Saaliq and Krutika Pathi
Internal company documents on India highlight Facebook's constant struggles in quashing abusive content.
What India Can Bring to COP26
By Arjun Gargeyas
India's commitment to renewable energy can help it serve as a bridge between the developed and developing world.
India’s Main Opposition Party Suffers a Crisis in Punjab
By Krzysztof Iwanek
Internal bickering within the Indian National Congress will likely lead to the party losing one of the few states it rules.