Bloodletting in Delhi: A Tighter Hug on Progrom

In an intense echo of bloodletting during the partition of 1947, in which approximately 2million people died and several lost their property and homes, phased into a...

If You Like War, You’ll Love Joe

Like a cat with nine lives, Joe Biden keeps returning to the presidential race with a consistency akin to his votes for war -- hard to...

World Expo 2020 Dubai promises to dazzle – and break new diplomatic ground

The first World Expo to ever be held in the Middle East will take place in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates from October 20, 2020, through...

Heavy protests in Bangladesh, Modi canceled his trip

Narendra Modi, who was expected to visit Dhaka next week, has canceled his trip amid anti-Modi protests in Bangladesh. While Government of Bangladesh has completed all...

Whither internet gag in Jammu and Kashmir

Communication is the essence of human life without which life is dull and devoid of order, particularly in the current hyper globalised world. The world of...

The Long-term Political Fallout of Coronavirus

As the coronavirus spreads, so does its likely political fallout. For authoritarians and autocrats, the fallout is likely to be a mixed bag. Some will benefit from invasive...

Qassem Soleimani’s Broken Dream in Central Asia

Exactly two months ago, Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani was killed, whom the Shiite world considered a national hero, while the Sunni regimes of the Arabian...

It’s Not Enough to Wait for Conflict to End; We Must Tackle Fragility, Conflict, and Violence Head On

Every day across the Middle East and North Africa, the World Bank is focused on one overarching goal: to end poverty, in all of its forms,...

Saudi Feminism: From Freedom to Work to Freedom from Violence

Saudi Vision 2030 represents another leap forward for Saudi women’s rights. It is the newest extension of the Saudization program. The program seeks to expand the percentage...

Theatrics of Securitisation in Kashmir: People, the State and Kashmir

Kashmir is known as Land of syncretism. Often portrayed as Paradise on earth, though this popular imagination is relentlessly used to subvert the cause of political...

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