Dr. Utkarsh Sinha Concerns about foreign intervention in Nepal’s politics, particularly American influence, have persisted for a long time. In recent years, these anxieties have reached new heights, especially following the Generation Z (Gen Z)-led protests in 2025. Accusations surfaced that the protesters received American support, including funding and training …
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Bangladesh Elections 2026: Rejection of Extremism and Trust in Established Politics
Dr. Utkarsh Sinha The parliamentary elections held on February 12, 2026, in Bangladesh represent a pivotal moment in the nation’s political history. Coming in the wake of the 2024 student-led uprising that ousted Sheikh Hasina’s long-standing government, these were the first truly competitive polls in years. The results delivered a …
Read More »After Jhankri Triumphs, UML get a sharp weapon against Balen Shah
Dr. Utkarsh Sinha Ramkumari Jhankri’s landslide victory in the National Assembly with a huge majority has brought a new turn in Nepal’s politics. This victory is not only her personal success, but it is strengthening her position in CPN-UML along with presenting a big challenge in youth-centered politics. Especially for …
Read More »Geopolitical Realignment : How India can play in the center
Dr. Utkarsh Sinha The year 2026 marks the decisive phase of global power reconfiguration, where the final chapter of American unipolar dominance is not just being written but explicitly declared on international stages. At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s direct challenge to America illuminated …
Read More »The Jamaat Revival: Hindu Persecution and Indian Media’s Dangerous Game
Dr. Utkarsh Sinha The rising power of Jamaat-e-Islami in Bangladesh and the series of violence against Hindus have brought India-Bangladesh relations to a delicate turning point. The communal-tinged coverage by Indian TV media is deepening this tension, which is proving damaging on the diplomatic front. In this context, with lack …
Read More »How Vigilant Is Nepal’s Election Commission About Digital Media?
Dr. Utkarsh Sinha The upcoming elections in Nepal are under the close watch of major global powers. Since the “Gen-Z movement,” both the United States and China have shown increasing interest in Nepal’s politics, and each of them wants a government in Kathmandu that is favourable to its strategic interests. …
Read More »Violence, Radicalism and ISI’s Dhaka Cell in Bangladesh
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 …
Read More »After Oli’s ‘Hat-trick Mandate’, Where Will Nepal’s Power Politics Turn?
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, …
Read More »Alert Bell for India: US Approves Major F-16 Upgrade for Pakistan
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 …
Read More »Heavy Police Deployment at Islamabad High Court as PTI Supporters Announce March Amid Imran Khan Health Concerns
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 …
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