10 Latest Posts from our SOUTH ASIA POLITICS blog
- The July Uprising—also known as the July Mass Uprising, the July Student-People’s Uprising or the July Revolution—began in Bangladesh in June 2024 as a student-led […]
- South Asia has reached its highest-ever immunization coverage for children, according to new data released by WHO and UNICEF for 2024, marking a historic milestone […]
- South Asia is home to a quarter of humanity, a crucible of civilizations and a region of immense strategic weight. For the region, understanding the […]
- In a country often defined by its crises, moments of unity can arrive unexpectedly. One such moment emerged in Pakistan this past May, when streets […]
- In moments of geopolitical crisis, the public turns to journalism not just for information, but for clarity, context and truth. Yet, during the recent military […]
- In May 2025, India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed neighbors with a history of conflict, found themselves on the brink of full-scale war. The catalyst was […]
- When Muhammad Yunus stepped into leadership as head of Bangladesh’s interim government in mid-2024, the nation was emerging from a long and painful chapter. The […]
- Sri Lanka has witnessed a historic surge in overseas migration for employment in 2024, with over 312,000 citizens seeking work abroad, marking the highest number […]
- In an age when media outlets are frequently scrutinized for sensationalism or bias, certain outlets uphold a steadfast commitment to accuracy, integrity, and clarity, aiming […]
- | by Dr Adam Simpson | The University of Adelaide’s Dr Adam Simpson looks at the on-going struggle in Myanmar, and finds outside powers continuing […]
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