International

Dr. Utkarsh Sinha The recent violence in Bangladesh has clearly shown that after the political turmoil and regime change of 2024, radical forces within the country’s power structure are not only reorganising but have also reached a position where they can openly implement their agenda on the streets. The way …

Dr. Utkarsh Sinha The recent internal elections of Nepal’s Communist Party (UML), in which KP Sharma Oli’s camp registered a sweeping victory and the Ishwar Pokhrel group suffered a heavy defeat, will not be confined to mere organisational arithmetic. Instead, the outcome is set to reshape Nepal’s overall power equations, …

Jubilee News Desk The Trump administration has greenlit a significant defense package for Pakistan, approving upgrades worth $686 million for its F-16 fighter jet fleet. This move includes advanced tactical systems like Link-16, enabling better data sharing among aircraft, ground forces, and command centers for targeting operations. The deal aims …

A.I. Kavitha In a tense standoff that echoes the volatile political history of Pakistan, heavy contingents of police and paramilitary forces were deployed outside the Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Tuesday as supporters of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan announced a major march demanding access to their leader. The …

Jubilee News Desk On Monday, a major terrorist attack occurred in Balochistan, Pakistan, highlighting the region’s ongoing security challenges. The attack took place in the Nokundi area, where a suicide bomber detonated explosives at the main gate of the Frontier Corps (FC) headquarters. Following the blast, six armed militants attempted …

Dr. Utkarsh Sinha Pakistan is currently undergoing one of the most sensitive and uncertain phases in its history. Political power, public trust, and the country’s constitutional structure are all deeply shaken. Once founded on the ideals of “Islamic unity” and “national security,” Pakistan today stands at the brink of internal …

Dr. Utkarsh Sinha  When Nepal’s bold and fearless female leader Ramkumari Jhakri announced her return to the Communist Party of Nepal (UML), it was not merely a political event. This decision has become a step indicating a new direction amid the ideological confusions within leftist politics and the fragmentation of …

Dr. Utkarsh Sinha Nepal’s politics is once again seeing a coalition of old faces and tired slogans. Recent political turmoil and the quest for power have brought together leaders who were once seen as promising for the youth, but now seem to have lost their relevance and credibility. Yet, the …

Dr. Utkarsh Sinha Nepal’s politics stands at a crossroads where the familiar old paths lead nowhere, and the new ones are strewn with thorns of uncertainty. For decades, Nepali politics has revolved around a handful of faces—K.P. Sharma Oli, Pushpa Kamal Dahal “Prachanda,” and Sher Bahadur Deuba. Their musical chairs …

Dr. Utkarsh Sinha Pakistan today finds itself ensnared in a complex web of crises, with its borders under threat from all directions. To the east, long-standing border disputes and tensions with India persist; to the west, war-like conditions with Afghanistan have escalated; internally, the growing insurgency in Balochistan continues to …