Atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh: A big vicious cycle
Geopolitics and communal unrest collide as allegations of atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh rise in India, pointing to external meddling…
Adani’s indictment in New York to test Modi’s ties
Adani's indictment in New York sparks global scrutiny as allegations of bribery, billion-dollar deals, and geopolitical implications intertwine with Modi’s…
G20 Summit 2024 unlocks hope for Global South in a volatile world
At Rio's G20 Summit 2024, Global South nations rejected the US-led West’s agenda, championing growth decoupled from colonial legacies.
Russia’s ‘War on Grains’ is impacting regional food security of low-income nations
With Russia's war on grain exports impacting global supply chains, the world's poorest nations face an unprecedented food shortage. What…
What does Dissanayake’s victory mean for Sri Lanka?
As Dissanayake assumes power in Sri Lanka, balancing the IMF’s austerity measures and populist leftist policies for the poor, balancing…
China strengthens its ties with Russia amid the West’s sanctions
Chinese Premier Li Qiang's Russia visit strengthened the two countries' ties amid growing unilateral sanctions imposed on them by the…
Modi’s Ukraine visit: Is India losing in its balancing act?
While Modi's Ukraine visit is a damage-control act to ensure the West isn't irked, will this help India in its…
US hypocrisy is exposed over students’ protests in Bangladesh
The US hypocrisy has been exposed again when it criticised the Bangladeshi government's atrocities on protesting students while remaining mum…
The big American weapon companies yielding profit from Gaza genocide
Top American companies supplying arms to Israel to enable the genocide in Gaza, escalating Palestinian civilians' death toll to “unacceptably…
Bangladesh quota protests: Is the massive outrage heralding Hasina’s free fall?
Bangladesh students' protests go beyond quota reservation. Now, there is a demand for Sheikh Hasina's resignation. Is this happening due…
