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Virus, Heat Wave and Locusts Form Perfect Storm in India

Virus, Heat Wave and Locusts Form Perfect Storm in India

By Associated Press
Scorching temperatures and rampaging locusts contribute to India’s woes on top of the pandemic.
Kashmir’s Displaced Struggle to Survive Amid COVID-19

Kashmir’s Displaced Struggle to Survive Amid COVID-19

By Bhat Burhan and Saqib Mugloo
“It took me 40 years to build this house, and it took the Indian forces less than 40 seconds to destroy it.”

Why Are the Taliban Wooing a Persecuted Afghanistan Minority Group?

Why Are the Taliban Wooing a Persecuted Afghanistan Minority Group?

By Yatharth Kachiar
Reports that the Taliban have recruited a Hazara leader are part of broader efforts to change the militant group’s image.

Swarms of Desert Locusts Threaten India’s Summer Crops

Swarms of Desert Locusts Threaten India’s Summer Crops

By Associated Press
The locusts threaten food security in India.

Pakistan Plans Another COVID-19 Lockdown. Will It Work?

Pakistan Plans Another COVID-19 Lockdown. Will It Work?

By Umair Jamal
Will Islamabad be able to bring the pandemic under control?
With Test Results Lost, an Afghan Family Fell to Virus

With Test Results Lost, an Afghan Family Fell to Virus

By Associated Press
A broken-down health system, slow government response and public attitudes have left Afghanistan deeply vulnerable to the global pandemic. 

How India’s Elite Competition Poisoned the Internet

How India’s Elite Competition Poisoned the Internet

By Pallavi Shahi
Ever wonder why India has so many internet shutdowns? It’s because, to an increasing degree, online discourse is being used to incite real-world violence.
The Ceaseless Struggle of Afghan Migrants

The Ceaseless Struggle of Afghan Migrants

By Agnieszka Pikulicka-Wilczewska
Some Afghans find themselves trapped in a dangerous, endless cycle of migration in a search for work, safety, and a better life. 

Is the Chinese JH-7 an Answer to the Pakistan Air Force’s Deep Strike Needs?

Is the Chinese JH-7 an Answer to the Pakistan Air Force’s Deep Strike Needs?

By Ammad Mailk
Despite its potent display of combat capability during the Balakot standoff, the PAF requires additional platforms to balance against a much larger Indian Air Force.

Afghan Government to Free 900 Prisoners; Taliban May Extend Truce

Afghan Government to Free 900 Prisoners; Taliban May Extend Truce

By Associated Press
There are hopes that the prisoner release could lead to new reductions in violence.

Afghanistan Has Another Power-Sharing Deal. Can This One Last?

Afghanistan Has Another Power-Sharing Deal. Can This One Last?

By Hadia Haqparast
To avoid another political crisis in Afghanistan, we need to draw lessons from the National Unity Government (NUG).
India’s Leadership in the WHO: What To (and What Not To) Expect

India’s Leadership in the WHO: What To (and What Not To) Expect

By Roger C. Liu
How much India is willing to join hands with the West and further pressure China on COVID-19 can determine the course of events.

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