UN Rights Office Condemns Continuing Israeli military operation in West Bank
© UNICEF/Alaa Badarneh Destruction in the West Bank. The UN human rights office, OHCHR has condemned the intensifying Israeli military operation in the northern West […]
The Imperative of Religion in the Study of International Relations
A life-time of service. The Aga Khan IV (1936-2025) meets with President John F. Kennedy in the Oval Office in March 1961. Photo: Robert Knudsen, […]
Review: A Nice Indian Boy hits the stage before the big screen
C.K. Kaur directing A Nice Indian Boy in New Westminster BC Everyone is looking for a nice Indian boy to marry. But if you are […]
America is Turning Away From Chinese Solar Panels. Could this Benefit Southasia?
With the Trump administration’s imposition of a long-threatened 10% tariff on Chinese imports, could America’s bid for freedom from the Chinese solar market benefit India […]
Every Day is the Time to Speak Up – in Fact, Yell Out, and Loudly Demand Justice and Freedom for Reporters
Journalists around the world are increasingly targeted for doing their jobs – and Southasia is no exception. The issue doesn’t just affect journalists. Who wants […]
Local Flavour, Global Dialogue: Amidst a Season of ‘Litfests’ Across Southasia, a View from Kerala
The Kerala Literature Festival is one among many such events taking place across Southasia – ideas hubs and cultural melting pots that provide a meeting […]
Children Caught in The Crossfire as Violence Escalates in Eastern Congo
© UNHCR/Guerchom Ndebo As the fighting between the M23 rebel group and the Congolese army intensifies in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), thousands of […]
Diversity Make Oscar Nominations
Karla Sofía Gascón Jacques Audiard’s “Emilia Pérez,” a Spanish-language, French-made film, dominated the nominations with a leading 13 nominations, including best picture and best actress […]
Review: Yo Yo Honey Singh Documentary Tells It Like It Is On Netflix
Yo yo Honey Singh with his mother. Yo Yo Honey Singh: Famous documentary now on Netflix looks at the rise, fall of the popular Inidan […]
From Boston to Pakistan: How the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Inspired Pakistan’s Firsthand-Drawn Animation Film
Collage by Pragyan Srivastava Artistic vision in a beloved Boston museum sparked the creation of ‘The Glassworker,’ the acclaimed anti-war animated film which brings shared cultural heritage, […]