In India, pressure on journalists isn’t arrests or cases, but the exhaustion of an increasingly hostile environment

Ripple effects of the war can be felt beyond the region and more in some of the vulnerable parts of the world

In his latest book, Ashok Swain offers a chilling analysis of a world drifting toward climate apartheid

Through Khamenei’s grand farewell, Iran signalled that the Islamic Republic remains intact despite months of conflict

Despite laws and penalties, acid attacks continue to expose the gaps between legislation and justice

From a sizzling South Asia to the furnace-like cities of the Middle East, a punishing heatwave is gripping the world

Unlike transactional alliances, the relationship has been shaped by consistency rather than conditionality

The US president’s Beijing visit signals a shift in both approach and rhetoric toward China across his two terms

Armed Forces Special Powers Act has enabled impunity and arbitrary killings across the country, including in Kashmir

With Chinese cooperation, Pakistan’s space ambitions have entered a historic new phase