State and statelessness in South Asia
Refugees are seen as ‘unwanted’ people and a drain on limited resources.
South Asia
Dermatologists on why brown people need to wear sunscreen too
For people with more melanin, skin takes longer to burn. But remember, just because it takes longer to burn does not mean it will not burn.
Jaishankar to visit Lanka on October 4
India is confident that relations with Sri Lanka will continue to gain momentum even under the new president in the neighbouring country, Mr Jaishankar’s meeting with the Sri…
How a war in the Middle East could impact South Asia
The writer argues that the combination of higher oil prices and lower remittances and exports revenues would affect the balance of payments of all South Asian Association for…
Huawei to develop 50,000 ICT talents in South Asia
The Chinese multinational will take various programmes like building ICT academies, organising competitions, recruitments, among others.
Job growth in South Asia may halve this year: ILO
"Inequality both between and within countries is growing and the recovery from the pandemic has been deeply uneven", said the report.
Saarc struggling to stay alive as it turns 38
The regional body has failed to hold regular summits after 2016. The Afghan situation further complicates the picture.
SCO should not abandon Afghanistan
PM Imran Khan warns that failure to stabilise Afghanistan may destabilise region.
SAARC meet on UN assembly sidelines uncertain after Afghan regime change
Experts say onus is on Nepal to take initiatives for holding the meeting as the SAARC chair.
