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Bangladesh BNP Rejects Jamaat's Allegations of Secret India Pacts
Tensions are rising in Bangladesh's pre-election landscape as the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) categorically denied accusations leveled by Jamaat-e-Islami deputy chief Syed Abdullah Mohammad...
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EU Leaders Land in Delhi for India's Republic Day Spotlight
In a significant diplomatic coup, European Council President Ursula von der Leyen has arrived in New Delhi, greeted by Commerce and IT Minister Jitin Prasad. Her state visit, timed perfectly ahead of...
Religion's Growing Grip on Bangladesh Politics Alarms Experts
Bangladesh stands at a crossroads where religion is increasingly dictating the political narrative, especially as elections loom. A damning report exposes how nearly every party is leveraging...
Malta High Commissioner: India-EU Trade Pact to Be Historic
The stage is set in New Delhi for a landmark moment in India-EU relations. European heavyweights, including Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Costa, have arrived for India's Republic Day and an...
Japan Eyes UPI Rollout for Indian Tourists Post NTT Trial
The global footprint of India's UPI is expanding rapidly, with Japan emerging as the next frontier. Nikkei Asia reports that after partnering with NTT Data, NPCI plans UPI trials in Japan starting...
UAE Exit Spurs Pakistan's Islamabad Airport Privatization Drive
Pakistan's economic reforms take a decisive turn as the Islamabad International Airport enters the privatization pipeline, just weeks after the UAE abandoned plans to take over its operations. The...
FIA Busts NCCIA Graft Ring: Extortion via Cyber Crime Probes
Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has cracked down on rampant corruption in the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) Gujranwala chapter. Three top officials and associates...
India's UN Vote for Iran Draws Western Ire, Boosts Ties
Tehran and New Delhi are closer than ever after India's decisive 'no' to a UN resolution targeting Iran's protest handling. Western powers, including the EU heavyweights and Japan, pushed the...
Rohingya Camps Stay Open for Bangladesh Polls, Multi-Tier Security in Place
Intelligence reports ahead of Bangladesh's February 12 elections warn that Rohingya camps could become hubs for disruptive activities. Rejecting the Election Commission's full lockdown idea,...