Opinion

WASHINGTON/GENEVA – The United States and Ukraine announced "meaningful progress" toward ending the war following high-level talks in Geneva, resulting in an "updated and…

A new television station, Nomad TV, is poised to launch in Kyrgyzstan, but its promise of "independent" news is being met with deep skepticism and concern. With key editorial roles…

The Afghan refugee crisis has shaped the political, social, and economic landscape of Pakistan for almost five decades . More than any other event, it has intertwined the destinies…

KABUL— In a significant political statement, former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has broken a long period of public silence to call for a comprehensive national dialogue, framing…

The relationship between India and Afghanistan is undergoing a radical transformation, serving as a compelling case study of how contradictory political ideologies are being…

Ashraf Ghani has resurfaced, and as always, he arrives armed with paragraphs of poetic abstractions, circular reasoning, and self-exonerating reflections. His latest statement on X…

One of the foundational lessons in introductory economics concerns the central problem of scarcity and the critical choice of “what to produce.” This principle dictates that every…

Bangladesh at a Constitutional Crossroads: Institutional Legacies and the Imperative for Reform Following the Hasina Conviction Abstract: The recent in absentia conviction of…

The election of Zohran Mamdani as the first Muslim mayor of New York City should have been a pure celebration of American pluralism. Instead, his victory was preceded by a…

‌By: Simantik Dowerah Source: firstpost.com Both Sheikh Hasina and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto trials is a sad reflection on power, justice and institutional fragility in…