‘Hunuz Dilli Dur Ast’: Climate crisis in the age of war
The long-term ecological consequences of conflict are often overlooked in post-war reconstruction efforts, which typically prioritise physical infrastructure and immediate…
The long-term ecological consequences of conflict are often overlooked in post-war reconstruction efforts, which typically prioritise physical infrastructure and immediate…
A Bangladeshi chef’s appearance on MasterChef: The Professionals brings global attention to the slow-cooked dish that nourishes Ramzan evenings across South Asia.
A look into how a ruby red summer tonic from 1906 became the most beloved iftar drink across Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan.
A look at how the authorities worldwide are coordinating emergency departures for their nationals stranded in the Middle East.
Of its estimated 11.3 million residents in 2025, more than 10 million are expatriates.
Despite human rights violations at home, the Taliban have managed to establish a diplomatic presence in 39 capitals.
The writer says that the combination of climate change and conflict politics is fast turning the region into one of the world’s most dangerous flashpoints.
Politics in the region, the writer says, is rarely about policies alone—it is about identity, history, and belonging.
In a victory speech in front of cheering supporters, Mr Mamdani said: “New York will remain a city of immigrants, built by immigrants, powered by immigrants and, as of tonight,…
Mamdani, aged 34, stands poised to become not only the youngest mayor in more than a century but also the city’s first Muslim and South Asian leader.