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There is a photograph that rarely makes it into textbooks: a mountain pass in the autumn of 1947, refugees moving in both directions at once,
August 1, 2026
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There is a photograph that rarely makes it into textbooks: a mountain pass in the autumn of 1947, refugees moving in both directions at once,
The reported clash near the Argo Kishm crossroads is a modest incident by the standards of conventional warfare, one fighter killed, another wounded, but its
A new Amnesty International investigation has placed India’s defence relationship with Israel under uncomfortable scrutiny. The report, Made in India: The Supply of Weapons and
The latest United Nations report on the human rights situation in Afghanistan, covering April to June 2026 and released on 28 July, offers a sobering
A young graduate scrolls past a job ad promising good pay, English-language work, and a fresh start abroad. Weeks later, their passport is gone, their
When a UK based advocacy group recently accused Pakistan’s garment export sector of systemic wage violations, forced overtime and a culture of fear, the report
Label Behind the Label, a UK-based advocacy group, recently released a report painting a grim picture of Pakistan’s garment export sector. Wage violations. Forced overtime.
The reported detention and subsequent disappearance of Todd Adam Baker, a US citizen who had lived and worked in Mazar-i-Sharif for nearly a decade, is
Uzbekistan’s flurry of high-level engagements in Kabul this week signals one of the more consequential shifts in Afghanistan’s regional economic posture since 2021. A northern
The German state-funded international broadcaster Deutsche Welle recently aired a documentary examining Pakistan’s nuclear programme, raising questions about its origins and safeguards. Despite the harsh