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Cyclone Amphan Batters India and Bangladesh Coasts, Millions Flee

Cyclone Amphan Batters India and Bangladesh Coasts, Millions Flee

By Associated Press
Cyclone Amphan struck the east coast of India and Bangladesh on Wednesday.
Walking the Tightrope: Privacy Risks in India’s Contact Tracing App

Walking the Tightrope: Privacy Risks in India’s Contact Tracing App

By Mohit Saini and Aakash Mehrotra
Created to fight the spread of COVID-19, India’s contact tracing app raises all kinds of privacy concerns.

Pakistan and Azerbaijan: Deepening a Mutually Beneficial Relationship 

Pakistan and Azerbaijan: Deepening a Mutually Beneficial Relationship 

By Shahid Hussain
Azerbaijan and Pakistan share an enduring diplomatic relationship, though there are some challenges to the further development of relations.

India and Bangladesh Brace for Strong Cyclone

India and Bangladesh Brace for Strong Cyclone

By Associated Press
The cyclone, with expected wind speeds in the 220-230 kilometers per hour range, is expected to make landfall on Wednesday.

How Will COVID-19 Impact the BJP’s Electoral Chances?

How Will COVID-19 Impact the BJP’s Electoral Chances?

By Aditi Dayal
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the political dynamics in India -- how much will it matter?
Distance Learning During the COVID-19 Lockdown in India

Distance Learning During the COVID-19 Lockdown in India

By Vishal Arora
An Indian tutor teaches from her balcony with kids sitting a floor below

Ashok Swain on Tensions in India-Nepal Relations

Ashok Swain on Tensions in India-Nepal Relations

By StoriesAsia
Ashok Swain speaks on India’s increasingly fraught relationship with Nepal.
Some Traffic Returns to Roads as India Eases Virus Lockdown

Some Traffic Returns to Roads as India Eases Virus Lockdown

By Associated Press
A gradual easing in parts of the country has allowed some activity to pick up.

Afghan President and Rival Announce Power-sharing Agreement

Afghan President and Rival Announce Power-sharing Agreement

By Associated Press
Two months after Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah each declared themselves president, the rivals have arrived at a deal.

Pakistan Discovers the High Cost of Chinese Investment

Pakistan Discovers the High Cost of Chinese Investment

By Hussain Haqqani
A new report sheds light on the true costs of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor for Pakistan.

Union Against Unity: Labor Law Suspension Drives Rift Between India’s Government and Labor Unions

Union Against Unity: Labor Law Suspension Drives Rift Between India’s Government and Labor Unions

By Krzysztof Iwanek
Why is India’s ruling party’s own trade union protesting against the government’s policies?
US On Track to Pull Troops From Afghanistan Despite Turmoil

US On Track to Pull Troops From Afghanistan Despite Turmoil

By Associated Press
Plans to push ahead with withdrawal remain unchanged, despite ongoing security challenges.

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