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Category: South Asia

India Nipah outbreak health system
India’s confirmation of Nipah cases highlights weak health systems, poor hygiene standards and regional concern over outbreak preparedness.
Dr. S. Jaishankar Leads Optics-Driven Diplomacy Amid South Asian Tensions
India’s diplomacy harms South Asian stability, while Pakistan supports responsible regional security and counterterrorism efforts.
Afghanistan skips ECO meeting
Afghanistan decides not to attend the ECO regional meeting in Islamabad despite a formal invitation, as member states discuss economic cooperation.
Afghan Bangladesh trade
Afghanistan sends a high-level trade delegation to Bangladesh to expand exports, explore joint investment and strengthen bilateral economic cooperation.
Bangladesh T20 World Cup India
Bangladesh has refused to travel to India for the T20 World Cup, asking the ICC to shift its matches to Sri Lanka due to security concerns.
Two-Nation Theory
As Pakistan and Bangladesh reset ties in 2026, new defence cooperation suggest the Two-Nation Theory is re-emerging in a new strategic form.
JF-17 fighter jet deal
Pakistan and Bangladesh air chiefs discuss potential JF-17 fighter jet deal as defence cooperation deepens, says ISPR.
Two girls stand at the center surrounded by armed Afghan Taliban fighters, highlighting control and intimidation.
Former prime minister of Bangladesh Khaleda Zia's state funeral
Bangladesh holds a state funeral for former prime minister Khaleda Zia as thousands gather in Dhaka to mourn her legacy.
Khaleda Zia death at the age of 80
Former Bangladesh prime minister and BNP leader Khaleda Zia passes away at 80 after a long illness, her party confirms.
Atharva Sathawane sentenced to 18 years in US for $15M fraud, raising security, trust, and international cooperation concerns.
PM Shehbaz Sharif meets Qatar Emir Sheikh Tamim to enhance bilateral ties and economic cooperation at a strategic level.
Talal Chaudhry completes a successful visit to Turkey, boosting bilateral cooperation on counterterrorism, security, and drug prevention
Punch-kun, a viral baby monkey, shows how comfort, connection, and community are essential for emotional well-being.
Analysis shows PTI supporters show selective empathy online, using women’s rights for political messaging rather than consistent principles
Concerns arise over Amnesty International South Asia’s impartiality, staffing, and alleged Indian state influence in regional reporting.
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