India’s Shia Muslims raise fists after Khamenei’s killing in Iran
The killing of Iran’s supreme leader has stirred grief and anger among Shia communities in India, while prompting warnings from…
Modi’s Israel visit: Prelude to India’s divorce from West Asia
Is India not sawing off the branch on which it sits by drawing West Asia's most controversial state into its…
Jamaat-e-Islami’s wreath for Language Martyrs comes after seven decades
Does Jamaat-e-Islami’s embrace of Language Martyrs’ Day signal transformation—or strategy?
India’s labour laws collide with trade union anger in new trade deals
India's trade union leaders oppose the US trade deal terms while calling the EU's FTA labour rights clause hogwash.
India-US trade deal tightens Washington’s grip on New Delhi
A controversial trade deal takes shape amid the Epstein files hullabaloo and before the Indian prime minister heads for Israel.
Hadi’s death, mob violence, raise question on Bangladesh’s trajectory
The mob violence that followed Sharif Osman Hadi's murder has raised some crucial questions over Bangladesh's security and geopolitical crisis.
Putin’s India visit delivers symbolism over substance
Vladimir Putin's first visit to India since the Ukraine war showcased warm diplomatic theatre but delivered remarkably little substantive progress.
At South Africa’s G-20, Modi seeks new openings
South Africa hosts the G-20 as Modi faces mounting trade challenges and looks to reshape India’s global strategy
ICT-BD verdict increases India’s problems with Hasina
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's diplomatic problems with neighbouring Bangladesh will rise if India continues to harbour Sheikh Hasina, sentenced to…
Hasina’s ’email interviews’ causes inconvenience to India, Russian media
Sheikh Hasina's 'email interviews' exhibit her insecurities and also that her scope to return to power is bleak.
