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‘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…

  • Published: April 1, 202611:19 am
  • Author Zaheen Tasfia Zuhair
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A Ramzan favourite: Why the humble haleem demands patience in the age of fast food

A Bangladeshi chef’s appearance on MasterChef: The Professionals brings global attention to the slow-cooked dish that nourishes Ramzan evenings across South Asia.

  • Published: March 17, 202610:50 am
  • Author Touseful Islam
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Rooh Afza: The making of an iconic South Asian iftar drink

A look into how a ruby red summer tonic from 1906 became the most beloved iftar drink across Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan.

  • Published: March 9, 202611:15 am
  • Author Touseful Islam
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Governments worldwide plan repatriations as many Middle East flights come to a halt

A look at how the authorities worldwide are coordinating emergency departures for their nationals stranded in the Middle East.

  • Published: March 9, 20269:42 am
  • Author Mara Cepeda
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Under fire from Tehran, why UAE is a global evacuation nightmare

Of its estimated 11.3 million residents in 2025, more than 10 million are expatriates.

  • Published: March 4, 20269:37 am
  • Author The Statesman
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Afghanistan and regional paradox

Despite human rights violations at home, the Taliban have managed to establish a diplomatic presence in 39 capitals.

  • Published: December 18, 202510:35 am
  • Author Khurram Abbas
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Reimagining South Asia

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.

  • Published: December 16, 202510:16 am
  • Author Aisha Khan
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Why secular politics in South Asia still clings to family dynasties

Politics in the region, the writer says, is rarely about policies alone—it is about identity, history, and belonging.

  • Published: November 19, 202510:27 am
  • Author Altaf Russell
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Young, Muslim, Asian and socialist: Zohran Mamdani’s New York win challenges both Trump and Democrats

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,…

  • Published: November 6, 20258:45 am
  • Author Bhagyashree Garekar
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Muslim, South Asian voters to shape outcome of key elections in New York, Virginia

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.

  • Published: November 4, 20259:51 am
  • Author Anwar Iqbal

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