Region

South Asia

Page 57 of 428
Can INDIA Win in India?

Can INDIA Win in India?

By Krzysztof Iwanek
While much has been said about the name of a new opposition alliance in India, what matters are its growing ranks.
Will the India-US Tech Handshake Foster Digital Trade and Policy Convergence?

Will the India-US Tech Handshake Foster Digital Trade and Policy Convergence?

By Arindrajit Basu and Mira Swaminathan
As the relationship between New Delhi and Washington matures, the two sides have found new levels of trust while acknowledging where their interests diverge.

A Very Quiet Meeting in Doha: US Officials Meet With Taliban Representatives

A Very Quiet Meeting in Doha: US Officials Meet With Taliban Representatives

By Catherine Putz
With little fanfare, U.S. and Taliban delegations met this week in Doha. Their agendas are telling in their differences.

Indian Court Allows Survey of a 17th-century Mosque to See If It Was Built Over a Hindu Temple

Indian Court Allows Survey of a 17th-century Mosque to See If It Was Built Over a Hindu Temple

By Biswajeet Banerjee
The Gyanvapi mosque in the city of Varanasi dates to the 16th century, but Hindu petitioners claim a Hindu temple once stood on the site.

State Elections Hold the Key for the New INDIA Coalition 

State Elections Hold the Key for the New INDIA Coalition 

By Bilal Ahmad
In the run up to the 2024 elections, state polls will test whether the opposition grouping will unite and grow – or fall apart to infighting.
The Journeys of Ustad Noor Bakhsh: A Baloch Musician Beyond Compare

The Journeys of Ustad Noor Bakhsh: A Baloch Musician Beyond Compare

By Somaiyah Hafeez
This summer Bakhsh performed in 10 countries in Europe to great acclaim, a journey that began with a viral video following a life of music and hardship.

‘Joint Vision’ With India Raises Concerns in Sri Lanka

‘Joint Vision’ With India Raises Concerns in Sri Lanka

By Lasanda Kurukulasuriya
The outcomes of Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe's visit to India faced criticisms over a lack of transparency and potential threats to sovereignty.
Bill to Stifle Criticism of Pakistani Intelligence Figures Set to Become Law

Bill to Stifle Criticism of Pakistani Intelligence Figures Set to Become Law

By Munir Ahmed
Former PM Imran Khan had publicly disclosed the names of senior intelligence officers, saying they were conspiring against him.

India’s Top Court Hearing Petitions Challenging Government’s Removal of Kashmir’s Special Status

India’s Top Court Hearing Petitions Challenging Government’s Removal of Kashmir’s Special Status

By Sheikh Saaliq and Aijaz Hussain
While deeply unpopular in Kashmir, the move resonated in much of India, where the Modi government was cheered by supporters.

India-Sri Lanka Vision Document: Old Wine, New Bottle?

India-Sri Lanka Vision Document: Old Wine, New Bottle?

By Rathindra Kuruwita
Much of the plans outlined in the statement have been discussed for years and not implemented because they are not viable.

Modi Government Acts to Hasten the ‘Slow Death’ of India’s Right to Information Act

Modi Government Acts to Hasten the ‘Slow Death’ of India’s Right to Information Act

By Snigdhendu Bhattacharya
If passed by Parliament, the Digital Data Protection Bill will deal a severe blow to transparency in government functioning.
In Manipur, Women Are Both Victims and Instigators of Sexual Violence

In Manipur, Women Are Both Victims and Instigators of Sexual Violence

By Kavita Chowdhury
“Whether they be Kukis or Meiteis, the common factor is that women and children are the worst sufferers of this conflict.”

Page 57 of 428