South Asia’s Weakening Resilience in the State of Pandemic
Authors: Shanjida Shahab Uddin and Fahd Mannan*
Before Covid-19, the Spanish flu was the deadliest pandemic that hit the world, including the South Asian countries....
Skeletons in the cupboard of History
The checkered History of Pakistan is marked by several erroneous decisions and culpabilities. Some of the substantial blunders that had changed the fate and...
Diplomatic Desperation
The diplomatic feud between India and Pakistan is not new. In the latest event, both countries ordered to cut each other’s diplomatic staff in...
Whither India’s Democracy?
Anand Teltumbde heads the large data analytics program at Goa Institute of Management. He is a recognized scholar and a professor. He is also...
Renewed energy to Indo-Russian ties
Ever since the disintegration of the Soviet bloc, It is widely perceived that India's engagement with Russia is marked with intermittent engagements and on...
A strong family of BRI in South Asia
South Asia is a very important part of this world, with diverse climate, topography, ethnicity, cultures, languages, religions, it is a unique world. Rich...
The Rise of the Indo-Pacific
The world is in flux. Global geopolitical trends that existed before the onset of the coronavirus will only intensify in its wake, and US-China...
Nepal Should get rid of Sino-India paranoia and must accept US MCC Aid
The US has offered, under its MCC grant, 500 million US $ aid to Nepal which is reluctant to accept it due to Chinese...
Current Political Scenario in Pakistan
Imran Khan, born in 1952, educated in the UK, brought-up in Western Word, very well aware of Western Culture, yet equipped with strong traditional...
Pandemic is the weapon to remain the ‘throne’ sustainable
Do you think, now rulers are using the pandemic for its favor? How pandemic is appearing in front of the people? In what ways...