At first glance, the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) seems poised for success. With eight member countries—Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka—sharing deep-rooted cultural ties, historical connections, and geographical proximity, many expected SAARC to evolve into a powerful regional bloc, similar to the European Union (EU)
The U.S. just dropped a sanctions bombshell targeting Iran’s secret ballistic missile network – with shocking Chinese connections. As Trump’s ‘maximum pressure’ campaign escalates, we uncover:
• The carbon fiber pipeline fueling Iran’s ICBM dreams
• 20+ shadow companies smuggling oil to China
• Why these sanctions could blow up nuclear talks for good
Is this strategic deterrence or a dangerous provocation? The answer may reshape the Middle East.
“In a dramatic shift, jailed PTI leader Imran Khan has extended an olive branch—offering dialogue ‘for Pakistan’s sake.’ But with Gandapur revealing weekly prison meetings and budget consultations underway, is this political compromise or a tactical pause? As the establishment weighs response, one question lingers: Can bitter rivals truly unite to rescue the sinking economy?”
“In a scathing indictment of Pakistan’s terror ties, Afghan parliamentarian Mariam Solaimankhil breaks her silence: ‘India did what the world failed to do.’ As she exposes ISI’s shadow war in Kashmir and Balochistan’s cries for freedom, her testimony reveals why Operation Sindoor wasn’t just justified—it was inevitable. The question now: Who will hold Pakistan accountable?”
“Israel stands on the brink of its most devastating Gaza offensive yet, with Netanyahu vowing to deploy ‘full force’ regardless of hostage negotiations. As airstrikes intensify and 90% of Gazans face water shortages, we examine the human toll of a war with no endgame in sight – and why Macron’s condemnation has sparked diplomatic fury.”
“After 41 years of armed struggle, the PKK has announced its dissolution—marking a potential turning point in Turkey’s bloody conflict with Kurdish insurgents. But will this historic move bring lasting peace, or simply reshape the battlefield? With disarmament underway and political tensions simmering, we analyze what comes next for Turkey, its Kurdish population, and the region.”
As the effects of climate change become more severe, one harsh truth stands out: climate change is not gender neutral. Around the world, women and girls—especially in developing countries—face the harshest consequences of rising temperatures, natural disasters, and resource scarcity. The intersection of gender inequality and environmental degradation is not just a social issue—it’s a crisis we must address for any real progress.
Cricket’s ultimate test of endurance and skill reaches its climax as South Africa and Australia lock horns in the 2025 WTC Final at Lord’s. For the Proteas, it’s a historic first appearance; for the Aussies, a chance to cement their Test dominance. With Ngidi’s fiery return and a teenage wildcard in Konstas, this clash promises more than just a title—it’s a battle of generations.
“Pakistan’s political landscape braces for a pivotal moment as the ECP announces a high-stakes Senate by-election for Punjab’s vacant seat—sparked by the passing of veteran Senator Sajid Mir. With nominations opening today and polling set for May 29, this race isn’t just about filling a seat; it’s a litmus test for Punjab’s shifting political loyalties in a year already marked by upheaval.”
Zelensky Challenges Putin to Face-to-Face Peace Talks in Turkey Amid Global Pressure (New York Post)
“Zelensky throws down the gauntlet: ‘Meet me in Turkey—just you and me, Putin.’ As the world holds its breath, this high-stakes showdown could either become the war’s turning point or expose Russia’s refusal to negotiate. With Trump ready to mediate and Europe threatening tougher sanctions, Thursday’s no-show could cost Moscow dearly.”