Trump-Putin Summit Looms: Zelenskyy’s Role Uncertain A high-stakes meeting between former US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin is set for the coming days. This will be their first summit since 2021. The meeting was initiated by the United States, with both sides currently engaged in preparatory discussions. Expectations are high, given the […]

Hiroshima Remembrance: Taiwan’s Presence Underscores Regional Solidarity Lee Yi-yang, head of the Taiwan-Japan Relations Association in Tokyo, stood amongst thousands at Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park on August 6, 2025. His presence, amongst approximately 55,000 attendees, highlighted the growing cooperation between Taiwan and Japan. The solemn ceremony, commemorating the 70th anniversary of the atomic bombing, saw […]

Sindh’s Freedom Struggle: Military’s Social Media War Alleged A prominent figure in Sindh’s burgeoning freedom movement has levelled serious accusations against the Pakistani military. He alleges the military and its associated entities are using social media to create a rift between Sindhi and Urdu speakers. This alleged campaign, the source claims, aims to undermine Sindh’s […]

UK’s Green Energy Push: A Human Rights Tightrope Walk? The Uyghur Human Rights Project (UHRP) has issued a stark warning to the UK. Its recent submission highlights a critical flaw in the nation’s plans for diversifying critical mineral supply chains. These minerals are crucial for the green energy transition, a cornerstone of the UK’s climate […]

India’s Oil Gambit: Crude Dip, Refined Imports Remain Low India’s massive crude oil imports from Russia continue to dominate headlines, but a closer look reveals a nuanced picture. While India is a major buyer of Russian crude, its purchases of refined petroleum products remain comparatively low. This contrasts sharply with countries like Turkey, China, and […]

Missing: 466. India’s Unresolved Disappearance Crisis Deepens A chilling new report documents 674 cases of enforced disappearances in India. Of these, a staggering 466 individuals remain unaccounted for. Only 208 people have been released, leaving a deeply troubling unresolved rate of 69.1%. This signifies a significant challenge to the rule of law and human rights […]

Diaspora Leaders: US-India Bond Unbreakable Despite Tensions Indiaspora, a prominent organisation representing global Indian diaspora leaders, has reaffirmed its unwavering faith in the enduring strength of the US-India relationship. This comes amidst recent geopolitical tensions between the two nations. The group highlighted the crucial role of people-to-people connections in bolstering bilateral ties. They underscored the […]

Trump’s ‘Snakes and Ladders’: Akbar Blames Former US President for Global Uncertainty Senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid, in a recent interview with ANI, attributed the current global instability to policies enacted during the Trump administration. He described the situation as a game of snakes and ladders, implying unpredictable consequences stemming from those decisions. Khurshid’s comments, […]

Trump Declares Billions in Tariffs Flowing into US Amidst Midnight Tweetstorm Former US President Donald Trump announced on Thursday, August 7, 2025, that billions of dollars in tariffs are now entering the United States. He made the declaration via a post on his social media platform, Truth Social. The late-night post, marked with exclamation points, […]

Misri’s Kathmandu Visit: Strengthening India-Nepal Ties Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra will arrive in Kathmandu on August 17, officials from the Indian Embassy and Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed to ANI. The visit follows an official invitation extended by Nepal’s Foreign Secretary. This high-level engagement underscores the continued commitment to strengthening bilateral relations between […]