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The Abduction of a President and the Death of International Law
The forcible abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro from his own home by the United States, carried out through a...
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Caracas Under Fire: America’s Old War for New Oil
The world’s gaze has abruptly shifted from the Middle East to Latin America. The reason is not diplomacy or dialogue,...
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Remembering Khaleda Zia: When Politics Silenced Dialogue
Her passing at the age of 80 marks not merely the end of a former prime minister’s life, but the...
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From Bowls to Begging: Pakistan’s National Crisis
The continuous reports emerging from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are not mere updates about violations of migrant...
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Siliguri Corridor: From Weak Link to Stronghold
In recent weeks, Bangladesh has witnessed a surge of anti-India protests following the death of Sharif Osman Hadi, a young...
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From Celebration to Carnage: Terror Strikes Hanukkah Event in Sydney
Sunday evening at Sydney’s Bondi Beach was meant to be a celebration. Lamps of light flickered by the sea, families...
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Ancient Aroma, Modern Politics: The Indian Rice Story in a Changing World
When the morning sun spreads across the lush green fields of Punjab, a familiar fragrance rises with the breeze—the aroma...
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Weak Rupee, Bigger Questions: Relief for Exports or Rising Risks?
The rupee opened weaker on Tuesday, slipping 10 paise to 90.15 per US dollar in early trade. According to currency...
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Jaishankar’s Warning: Countries Blocking Talent Will Lose
In a powerful and unambiguous statement, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Wednesday warned that nations creating artificial barriers against...
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Munir’s Grip Tightens; Power May Extend to 2035
Pakistan has entered a brand new section of army dominance with the formal appointment of Area Marshal Syed Asim Munir...
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