After a US-backed coup ousted Bangladesh’s former leader Sheikh Hasina, the new government is stirring tensions with India by falsely blaming it for recent floods, possibly as a cover for more sinister plans. These tensions could be used to justify hosting anti-Indian separatist groups and even giving the US a
On August 24, 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Kyiv, Ukraine, to pay tribute to the Mahatma Gandhi statue at the Oasis of Peace Park. But behind this peaceful visit was a high-stakes security operation to ensure his safety. As PM Modi walked into the park, a team of over
In just a few weeks, more than 100 Hindus in Bangladesh have been killed in violent attacks by mobs. These attacks, described as “coordinated” by a Bangladesh-based NGO in contact with victims’ families, appear to be aimed at forcing Hindus to either convert to Islam or flee the country altogether.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim recently made his first official visit to India, from August 19 to 21. During his time in New Delhi, he spoke about a big idea—changing how countries handle money when trading with each other. He suggested that the world, especially countries in the Global South
Bangladesh might be a young country—just 53 years old—but its history is more thrilling than a Hollywood blockbuster. From military coups and assassinations to betrayals and political intrigue, this small South Asian nation has seen it all. But what’s happening now is bigger than anything before. The latest coup in
In early August 2024, a terrible crime shocked the city of Kolkata, India. A 31-year-old female doctor, who was still in training, was found dead inside a government hospital. Her body had multiple injuries, and it was later revealed that she had been raped and murdered while on duty. This
Western countries are increasingly allowing organized Khalistani protests, which experts say is giving them diplomatic leverage while slowing India’s progress. On India’s Independence Day, Khalistani supporters vandalized the Indian flag near the Indian embassy in Toronto. Similar protests happened in the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand, all organized by Sikhs
U.S. and India are clashing over the political future of Bangladesh, drawing parallels to the situation in Ukraine. According to the Washington Post, India pressured the U.S. to avoid aggressive actions against the Bangladeshi government, fearing that instability there could boost terrorist groups threatening India’s security. The U.S. is accused
Indian intelligence agencies are keeping a close watch on a series of meetings between U.S. Consul General Jennifer Larson and Indian politicians, sparking significant concern. These concerns are heightened by US led Color Revolution in neighboring Bangladesh, which have added a layer of suspicion to Larson’s activities in India. Jennifer
