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The Baloch Spring Movement: A Women-Led Transformation in Balochistan

The Baloch Spring movement in Pakistan's Balochistan province has emerged as a powerful force for change, led by courageous women activists. These women have taken a stand against issues such as enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings, demanding justice for their community. Their efforts gained significant attention with a long march to Islamabad, culminating in a month-long sit-in that drew thousands of supporters. This movement not only highlights the struggles of the Baloch people but also marks a significant shift in a traditionally patriarchal society, showcasing the vital role women play in advocating for human rights and social justice.

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Israeli control of Gaza-Egypt border: Netanyahu's non-negotiable demand #shortsviral #youtube

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Mongolia welcomes Putin despite calls for arrest by ICC #russia #mongolia #shortsviral #news

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The impact of US elections results. #uselection #europe #kamalaharris #viralvideo

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What would disintegration mean for Germany #germany #disintegration #shortsviral #europeanunion

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Endgame reached in Ukraine? #ukraine #europe #shortsviral #news #youtube

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Whats happening in Germany? #germany #europe #eastgermany #interview #shortsviral #youtubevideo

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How the commissioning of INS Arighat strengthened India's nuclear triad

The Indian navy recently commissioned its second nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine, the INS Arighat. This development is very significant for enhancing India’s nuclear triad which includes land, air and sea-based capabilities. This ballistic missile submarine will bolster the nuclear deterence capability of India by improving the second strike capability against potential adversaries in the region.

Is Bangladesh following a ‘de-Baathification’ model? : Erosion of secularism and humanism

Chris Blackburn

Is Bangladesh following a ‘de-Baathification’ model? : Erosion of secularism and humanism

The concept of "De-Baathification," when applied to Bangladesh, symbolises the systematic removal or suppression of Awami League...

Sheikh Hasina’s tough tactics led to her downfall

Chris Blackburn

Sheikh Hasina’s tough tactics led to her downfall

Sheikh Hasina’s tenure as Prime Minister of Bangladesh has been a precarious balancing act, navigating domestic challenges while under...

India’s cultural resilience: A beacon for progress

Rishi Suri

India’s cultural resilience: A beacon for progress

In a rapidly changing world marked by geopolitical shifts, technological revolutions, and environmental crises, India's cultural and...

Rishi Suri

India's Olympics bid

India, a nation rich in history, culture, and economic potential, is steadily carving out its position as a global superpower. In this...

Muhammad Yunus: A new dawn in Bangladesh, but many fear the night

Chris Blackburn

Muhammad Yunus: A new dawn in Bangladesh, but many fear the night

Muhammad Yunus, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and visionary founder of Grameen Bank, has recently been appointed as the leader of...

Professor Muhammad Yunus and the future of Bangladesh

Rishi Suri

Professor Muhammad Yunus and the future of Bangladesh

The political landscape of Bangladesh has long been dominated by the leadership of Sheikh Hasina, the country's longest-serving Prime...

India-Bangladesh relations: A partnership beyond political changes

Rishi Suri

India-Bangladesh relations: A partnership beyond political changes

India and Bangladesh share a unique and complex relationship shaped by geography, history, and shared cultural ties. As neighbors in...

Chinese duality in Tajikistan raises concerns

Rishi Suri

Chinese duality in Tajikistan raises concerns

China's increasing influence in Central Asia, particularly in Tajikistan, has become a topic of significant concern. The Telegraph...

Snober Laharwal

Sectarian shadows: Shia marginalisation in Pakistan

On July 27, 2024, the Upper Kurram district in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province was engulfed in violent clashes between two tribes,...

Confronting misinformation and accountability: The 2024 Bangladesh student uprising and its consequences

Chris Blackburn

Confronting misinformation and accountability: The 2024 Bangladesh student uprising and its consequences

Twenty years ago, I penned my first article on Bangladesh, focusing on student violence incited by the Jamaat-e-Islami student wing. They...

Navigating strategic partnerships: India's choice between the Quad and RIC

Chris Blackburn

Navigating strategic partnerships: India's choice between the Quad and RIC

India stands at a critical juncture in its foreign policy, where it must decide whether to deepen its involvement in the Quadrilateral...

Is British Labour Playing with Punjabi Fires with Khalistan?

Chris Blackburn

Is British Labour Playing with Punjabi Fires with Khalistan?

The Labour Party in the UK finds itself at the centre of a growing controversy involving Pro-Khalistan Extremism (PKE). This extremist...

Is Iran close to building a nuclear bomb?

Aayushi Sharma

Is Iran close to building a nuclear bomb?

According to the latest assessment by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Iran is edging closer to building nuclear weapons. As...

Rishi Suri

Modi’s Middle East Mantra

Since taking office in 2014, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has embarked on a proactive foreign policy, with a significant focus on enhancing

New horizons in India-Saudi Arabia relations

Rishi Suri

New horizons in India-Saudi Arabia relations

India and Saudi Arabia have shared a complex relationship over the decades, marked by economic cooperation, cultural exchanges, and...

Prabhat Prakash Shukla

The Emperor’s New Ministers

President Xi Jinping continues to face trouble with the military establishment. Who is the new PRC Defence Minister, Admiral Dong Jun,...

Karissa Gupta

China's great leap forward

The Great Leap Forward was an attempt by the chairman of the CCP, Mao Zedong, to maintain his ideological and political dominance in the...

Taiwan might face an uptick in propaganda against it

Rishi Suri

Taiwan might face an uptick in propaganda against it

William Lai from Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), the victor of Taiwan’s presidential elections held in January 2024, is all set to be...

Research Paper: Once more the Irish question

Prahlad P Shukla

Research Paper: Once more the Irish question

The issue of the future of Northern Ireland is important because the UK is included in the UN Charter as a permanent member of the UN...

Hong Kong’s regressive security law and China

Rishi Suri

Hong Kong’s regressive security law and China

Hong Klaw not only undermines the "one country, two systems" framework but also signals a troubling trend in the erosion of civil liberties.