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Why Are China and Russia Not Rushing to Help Iran?

Alexander Gabuev and Temur Umarov Published 15 March 2026

The regime in Tehran has been brought to the brink of collapse by just a few days of attacks by the United States and Israel. In…

Analysis

The Next Five Years Won’t Be Easy

Aaditya Karna Published 15 March 2026

Nepal has never quite done this before. A party barely three years old, born from the fury of a generation that flooded Kathmandu’s streets demanding accountability,…

First published

Digital Curtail: New Normal of Political Censorship

Jahanara Jaba Published 15 March 2026

Political censorship is a constantly evolving structure of power. It is a systematic effort to suppress ideas that threaten the established social or political order. It…

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Is Cuba next for Trump?

Debi Karmakar Published 8 March 2026

There is a popular metaphor in Cuba, to describe its challenges in 2026: Cubans say that Cuba is a pregnant, barefoot woman whom her husband isolates.…

First published

The New Frontier of the 2026 Ganges Treaty

Jahanara Jaba Published 5 March 2026

Bangladesh is defined by its waters. The nation’s identity, economy, and culture are inextricably linked to the 407 rivers that vein its landscape. According to the…

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How to Think About Trump’s War With Iran

Thomas L. Friedman Published 4 March 2026

To think clearly about Middle East wars, you need to hold multiple thoughts in your head at the same time. It’s a complicated, kaleidoscopic region where…