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• SOUTH ASIA INTELLIGENCE REVIEW Volume 23 No. 30
  January 18, 2025
  Balochistan: Unending Carnage On January 8, 2025, Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) cadres seized control of the whole of Zehri town in the Khuzdar District of Balochistan for almost eight hours, and set fire to multiple
• An Assessment Of China’s Economy In 2025 – Analysis
  January 18, 2025
  There are two prevailing views on China’s economy this year: pessimistic and optimistic. Optimists believe that with the government’s intensive rollout of policies in the fourth quarter and the frequent release of
• Bangladesh At A Crossroads: Will Revolution Bring Democracy Or Renewed Despotism? – Analysis
  January 18, 2025
  Bangladesh is at a crossroads. In the summer of 2024, a student-led revolution unseated Sheikh Hasina, one of South Asia’s most entrenched leaders, marking a potential turning point in the nation’s tumultuous
• Afghanistan Faces A Complex Set Of Challenges In 2025: Here’s What You Need To Know – Analysis
  January 18, 2025
  The year just ended was a tumultuous one for Afghanistan, marked by many significant events that will continue to challenge the country in 2025. ISIS-Khorasan (ISIS-K) carried out at least 19 terrorist attacks,
• Article 370 And Kashmir: Navigating A Path To Peace – Analysis
  January 18, 2025
  On 16 October 2024, Omar Abdullah was sworn in as the chief minister of the Union Territory (UT) of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), a space marked by significant regional divisions in political preferences. This divide was
• Muttaqi meets with UAE’s Deputy PM during Gulf state visit
  January 16, 2025
  Afghanistan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi on Wednesday met with Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs for the UAE, in Abu Dhabi on
• Pakistan: Rekindling Terror In Punjab – Analysis
  January 16, 2025
  On January 2, 2025, the Punjab Police (Pakistan) released its annual performance report for 2024, highlighting significant achievements in apprehending criminals and ensuring public safety. Over 137,000 fugitives and
• India’s Expanding Footprint In Africa: Naval Diplomacy And Maritime Engagement – Analysis
  January 16, 2025
  India and Africa share a deeply rooted historical connection, forged through their mutual struggles against colonialism and a shared vision for independence. Leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, who began his activism in South
• Critical Minerals, Waning Western Influence A Focus Of Chinese FM’s African Tour – Analysis
  January 16, 2025
  Critical minerals and oil, a renewed focus on the Atlantic coast, and the West’s loss of influence in the Sahel are some of the reasons analysts believe Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has chosen the Republic of
• Know Your Rival, Know Yourself
  January 16, 2025
  Rightsizing the China Challenge Ever since the United States ascended to global leadership at the end of World War II, American leaders have regularly been stricken by bouts of anxiety that the country is in decline and