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05/08/2026

Beijing hasn't forgotten 1999. In fact, they’ve weaponized it. Ashu Mann ✍️ how the Belgrade embassy bombing is still being used today to fuel nationalism and reshape the narrative of US-China relations.

NEW DELHI – At 11:45 PM on 7 May 1999, a US bomber dropped five precision-guided bombs on the Chinese embassy in Belgrade. Three Chinese journalists were killed, and twenty-seven others were injured. By the morning of 8 May, Beijing time, organized crowds had gathered outside the US Embassy in Bei...

04/21/2026

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04/09/2026

The ceasefire has arrived, but it sounds more like silence than peace. As the world analyzes the impact of the Strait of Hormuz closure on Asia, we have to look past the strategic maps. From fuel queues in Sri Lanka to workers in Thailand who can't afford to go home for the New Year, the "victory" of the 38-day war carries a heavy human price.

Geopolitics isn't just about corridors and chokepoints—it's about the people left in the wake of the pressure. #2026

The declaration of victory does not measure the cost borne by those who were never part of the conflict, yet remain bound to its consequences.

03/30/2026

In ’s legal system child marriage is criminalized but remains valid. An analysis of the 2026 Maria Shahbaz ruling and minors’ rights. ✍🏼 Seemab Asif

In Pakistan’s legal system child marriage is criminalized but remains valid. An analysis of the 2026 Maria Shahbaz ruling and minors' rights.

03/27/2026

Pakistan shows no remorse for its atrocious crimes. It has never apologized to the people of Bangladesh. It has maintained the same national practices of forced displacement, murder, and r**e of locals in Balochistan, Pashtunistan, and occupied Gilgit-Baltistan.

Nations that refuse to accept fault cannot grow. The experience of Bengalis in East Pakistan shows that struggles for liberation, rather than seeking rights within a system that historically denies them, can lead to self-determination. People in Gilgit Baltistan must recognize these parallels and take heed from Bangladesh’s journey as they consider their own path forward.

WASHINGTON – Every year on March 23, Pakistan celebrates its first Constitution Day. On this day in 1956, British rulers abolished Pakistan’s constitutional dominion status and declared it a sovereign nation. During the same week, on March 25, Bangladesh, which was previously a part of Pakistan,...

03/10/2026

Most people imagine as a peaceful landscape of snow-capped peaks and saffron robes - a story from the past. The reality is a living emergency. From the "Digital Cage" of facial recognition to the 30-year disappearance of the , Beijing is operating a relentless system of control. It’s time to stop looking away.

While the world looks away, a sophisticated system of digital surveillance and "Patriotic Re-education" is erasing Tibetan identity.

02/27/2026

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02/26/2026

was a nationally recognized singer. Others were monks, farmers, nuns, and students.Between 2009 and 2022, 158 Tibetans from every walk of life carried out self-immolation protests. Their backgrounds spanned generations, professions, and regions, challenging the idea that resistance came from only one segment of society.His protest was not an isolated act. It was part of a pattern shaped by history, identity, and the struggle to preserve culture and belief.

The 158 self-immolations recorded in Tibet between 2009 and 2022 involved people from diverse backgrounds. Monks, nuns, farmers, students, and now a nationally recognized pop singer who had performed on China's most-watched holiday television broadcast.

02/18/2026

Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor (DRL) Riley M. Barnes, designated as the United States Special Coordinator for Issues.

I extend my warmest wishes to all those celebrating Losar, the Tibetan New Year. On this first day of the Year of the Fire Horse, we celebrate the fortitude and resilience of Tibetans around the world. The United States remains committed to supporting the unalienable rights of Tibetans and their dis...

02/14/2026

The February 12 election has concluded, but the controversy is just beginning. With the country’s largest party banned and reports of "fabricated ballots" surfacing, many are calling the result a "coronation" rather than a contest.

What does a BNP-Jamaat-dominated parliament mean for women’s empowerment, minority rights, and the economy?

An in-depth look at the February 2026 Bangladesh elections, examining the Yunus regime’s July Charter, the BNP victory under Tareq Rahman, and the rise of Jamaat-e-Islami amid claims of systemic voter fraud and democratic erosion.