Understanding The Drivers of Modi’s Pakistan Policy
In his three years in office, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has tried different approaches with Pakistan
Aryaman Bhatnagar Delhi
Borders
How China’s delivery entices Nepal
At no other time in the past were so many Nepalis so strongly anti-India and in favour of deeper engagement with China
Subindra Bogati Kathmandu
Withdraw or face the consequences, China threatens India
As the border stand-off between India and China enters its second month, China has said that withdrawal of troops is the basis of settling the issue
Hardnews Bureau Delhi
Regional tug of war
On May 5, the Indian space agency fired a meteorological and communication satellite to provide mapping and early warning to countries of South Asia including Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan,
Over 700 Indian, Pak citizens call for “uninterruptible” dialogue
In a joint statement, a group of people from both India and Pakistan urged their governments to resolve the issues straining the bilateral ties via uninterrupted dialogue
Hardnews Bureau Delhi
Rojava: A revolution for our times
Travelling in Rojava is to witness a revolution experimenting with a form of stateless, direct democracy with women’s liberation, race and class equality at the heart of it
Rahila Gupta
‘What is unique about the modern state’s understanding of borders is their presumed impermeability’
Shireen Azam Delhi
Punjab: ‘Those who live in border areas are extremely backward’
Abeer Kapoor Delhi
‘Stateless’, ’Infiltrators’, ’Trafficked victims’, ’Bangladeshis’: Who are the Rohingyas?
The problem with authorities in countries that the Rohingyas seek asylum in is that they consider them economic migrants and a threat to security
Sucharita Sengupta Kolkata
Where the cows don’t come home
India’s border with Bangladesh is the fifth longest in the world and the epicentre of a vibrant cow trade, which is spawning its own politics of hate
Sadiq Naqvi and Jasnea Sarma Dhubri/Guwahati