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Pakistan must seek universal jurisdiction for India’s crimes in Kashmir

International law expert Hassan Aslam Shad thinks universal jurisdiction offers one way of setting the wheel of international criminal justice in motion. As such...

Article: Nepal: Khalistan movement gaining momentum in India?

N. P. Upadhyaya Biratnagar: If the BBC documentary on “India-The Modi Question” released/aired for London consumption early this year January brought several sleepless nights to...

Article: The depth of India’s strategic vision

Focusing on governance and economy is helping India take centre stage in global affairs Dr Moonis Ahmar A ‘great leap forward’ is being witnessed in India...

Syria Earthquake: Why did the UN aid take so long to arrive?

The UN's delay in delivering life-saving aid to Syrian victims of last month's devastating earthquake was unnecessary, legal experts have told the BBC. They said...

Rising crimes against Indian women in five charts

By Geeta Pandey BBC News, Delhi In his address to the nation on India's 75th birthday last month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for a "change...

Nigeria election 2023: Millions vote in tightest-ever poll

Millions of Nigerians are due to vote in the most competitive presidential election since military rule ended. Since 1999, Africa's most populous country has been...

How India Betrayed the Rakhine People – And Why It Matters Today

Twenty-five years in the past this week, India’s authorities betrayed the folks of Rakhine State in western Myanmar, when its armed forces smashed a...

Adani: How the billionaire’s empire lost $100bn in days

Indian billionaire Gautam Adani has sought to reassure investors after his company pulled a surprise by calling off its share sale. On Wednesday, Adani Enterprises...

Muslim Coins with Shiva’s bull: The strange world of the Hindu Turk Shahs – Op-Ed

Seismic shifts in Afghanistan poised Northern India for even stranger interactions in the 12th century: Kashmiri kings with Turkish wives and Turkish maharajadhirajas. Centuries before...

INDIAN REPUBLIC DAY- BLACK DAY

India’s 74th Republic Day is being marked on 26 January when Indian Constitution came into effect in 1950, which was to make the country a...

Turks weren’t barbarians. They appreciated Hindu temple architecture

The Ghaznavids and Ghorids were not the medieval equivalents of ISIS fundamentalists, as we might like to believe. ANIRUDH KANISETTI 8 December, 2022 11:40 am IST Today...

Aligning Saudi’s Vision 2030 with Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative is raising alarm bells in US

Chinese President Xi Jinping has proposed trade in Yuan at the Gulf Cooperation Council meeting. Beijing and Riyadh sign a comprehensive strategic partnership agreement. Who is ‘Teacher...

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