The Biden Administration Fails to Win Imprisonment of the Uhuru 3
Members of the Uhuru Movement, Omali Yeshitela, Penny Hess, and Jesse Nevel – the “Uhuru 3” – were sentenced to three years probation and community […]
The Fall of the Syrian Government and the Future of Foreign Jihadists: Supporters and Opponents of Assad
Hasht -e- subh Syria has become one of the main centers for the gathering of individuals and extremist jihadist groups, which, for at least the […]
Tabla legend Zakhir Hussian passes away in San Fransisco
Tabla legend Zakhir Hussain passed away of Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis in San Fransisco at the age of 73. Zakir Hussain Allarakha Qureshi (9 March 1951 – […]
Terrorist Alliances: The Fall of Governments and the Influence on Islamist Extremists
Hasht-e-Subh Recently, the Middle East and South Asia have witnessed alliances among terrorist groups aimed at overthrowing governments. In these cases, Islamist extremist groups have […]
Diverse celebrations of Winter and the New Year
Pinterest photo Tis the season for a variety of holiday celebrations and festivities from diverse cultures globally. On December 13th the Ismaili Muslim Community Celebrated […]
UN envoy stresses need for credible, inclusive, Syrian owned’ transition
© UNICEF/Rami Nader UN News The Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Syria, Geir Pedersen, arrived there a week after President Bashar al-Assad was overthrown by rebel […]
Can an iconic film festival in Kathmandu be a catalyst for regional collaboration and climate change?
In a world increasingly divided by borders and politics, Film Southasia, established in 1997, shows us a “Southasia” united not by treaties or trade agreements, […]
Global spotlight: Post-uprising Bangladesh grapples with power, inclusion, and hope
At a recent panel discussion, participants from Bangladesh analysed the country’s future with some cautious optimism and hoped for progress beyond the ongoing struggles for […]
A network of English language teachers connects people like the Silk Road once did
An 85-year old teacher and researcher from Pakistan reflects on her journeys to China for two conferences. The one in Macau enabled her to meet […]
Southasian feminist Kamla Bhasin: Still turning walls into bridges
After the iconic Southasian feminist passed away in 2021, several organisations teamed up to acknowledge individuals who take forward her mission of upholding human rights […]