South Asia
Florida’s Hidden Waters: A Subterranean Warning
We often talk about what's visible, what's on the surface, but the real battles for our planet are…
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India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Nepal
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Death’s Grip on Swat: Why Pakistan’s Peace Rallies Are Targets
A recent explosion at a Swat peace rally has left 17 dead and countless others injured, highlighting Pakistan's deep-seated security challenges and the urgent need for credible counter-extremism strategies.
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Myanmar’s Oil Pipeline Hangs in the Balance Amid Ongoing Conflicts
Myanmar's oil pipeline, a lifeline for the nation's economy, hangs in the balance as ongoing conflicts deplete its resources. The people of Myanmar are left to wonder if their nation will ever know peace or be forced to rely on other nations for energy.
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Zepto Delays IPO in Latest Sign India’s Listing Boom Is Losing Momentum – Bloomberg.com
As the news breaks that Zepto Delays its highly anticipated IPO, the Indian startup scene is left wondering if this is the beginning of the end for the cou
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Nigeria’s Commonwealth triumph is a cruel joke
Nigeria's impressive Commonwealth Games performance has raised eyebrows, but beneath the surface lies a complex web of underperformance, corruption, and underfunding that threatens to stifle the country's true sporting potential.
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Europe’s borders hardened, humanity frayed
"A global system that has failed to create equitable opportunities and safe passage": The tragic spectacle of human desperation at Europe's borders forces a reevaluation of our collective humanity.
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U.S. Justice Department subpoenas New York Times journalist in North Korea leak probe
The Justice Department is once again under scrutiny for its handling of sensitive information, this time for subpoenaing a New York Times journalist in a N
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Beyond Glimmering Breakthroughs, the Uncomfortable Truth About Cancer Care
A world where cancer care is a privilege, not a right, is one we cannot afford. It's time for a radical re-evaluation of priorities, investing in primary prevention, accessible early detection programs, and foundational healthcare infrastructure.
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Scientists discovered how the Moken sea nomads developed an extraordinary ability to see underwater like dolphins
Forget what you thought you knew about human limits. For generations, the Moken sea nomads have navigated the Andaman Sea with an almost mythical ability:
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Nirmal Purja, Quest for Glory Meets Nature’s Fury on Broad Peak
The disappearance of Nirmal Purja, a mountaineering legend, on Broad Peak highlights the thin line between triumph and tragedy in the world's highest mountains.
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India launches first sovereign-backed maritime liability insurance under BMIP
As the world watches, India is quietly revolutionizing its maritime sector with the launch of its first sovereign-backed maritime liability insurance under
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