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 …
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Pakistan: Power, Military Role, and Threat of Fragmentation
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 …
Read More »Jhakri’s Return: A New Ideological Realignment in UML
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 …
Read More »Will the Nepali Youth Trust the Worn-Out Left Front Again?
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 …
Read More »Nepal’s Youth Revolt: Can Ram Kumari Jhakri Break the Old Guard?
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 …
Read More »Pakistan Trapped in Multifaceted Crises: New Challenges from Trump’s Interference
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 …
Read More »India-Taliban Relations: The Enigma of Engagement Without Recognition
Dr. Utkarsh Sinha The recent visit of Afghanistan’s Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi to India has added a new chapter to the realm of international diplomacy. Following the travel waiver granted by the United Nations Security Council Committee, this marks the first high-level visit since 2021, when the Taliban …
Read More »The Future of Monarchy and it’s Supporters in Nepal
Dr. Utkarsh Sinha Nepal, once globally renowned as a Hindu monarchy, has been undergoing a complex socio-political transformation since becoming a republic in 2008. The royal massacre of 2001 and the Maoist insurgency of 2006 brought an end to the monarchy, but in recent years, the voice of monarchy supporters …
Read More »Nepal: Monarchy Conspiracy and Army’s Threat to Democracy
Dr. Utkarsh Sinha Nepal, which transitioned from 240-year-old monarchy to a republic in 2008, finds itself once again entangled in a vortex of political and social instability. In recent years, particularly in 2025, the resurgence of pro-monarchy protests, the increasing political involvement of the Nepali Army, and covert efforts by …
Read More »Rise of Balen Shah in Nepal: Anti-India Stance, Immaturity, and the Shadow of Monarchy
Dr. Utkarsh Sinha Kathmandu’s Mayor, Balen Shah (Balendra Shah), has captured the imagination of Nepal’s youth with his vibrant energy, background as a rapper, and image as an independent leader challenging the entrenched political establishment. Since his election as mayor in 2022, he has emerged as a symbol of anti-corruption …
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