In a captivating deep dive, The Economist unravels the complex aftermath of the India-Pakistan wars, revealing how, despite no clear victor emerging, these conflicts dramatically reshaped regional power dynamics and forged powerful new national identities
India and Pakistan face complex challenges as stateless communities remain caught in the crossfire of ongoing political tensions. These “stateless sisters” bravely endure an unending struggle for identity and rights, living in the shadows of a conflict that has spanned decades
In a recent statement, former President Donald Trump boldly restated his claim that seven Indian jets were shot down during the India-Pakistan conflict. This striking assertion has sparked a surge of reactions amid rising regional tensions
The Modi government has intensified its crackdown on dissent related to the Pakistan conflict, targeting activists, journalists, and opposition voices with arrests and strict censorship. This forceful stance is raising alarm bells about the future of freedom of expression in India
In a stirring sermon, a well-known Pakistani cleric took a bold stand against his government’s “tyrannical” policies, passionately denouncing any looming conflict with India. His thought-provoking remarks have ignited widespread conversation, shining a light on the increasing discontent surrounding government actions and international relations
India is rapidly advancing its deployment of fifth-generation stealth fighter jets, enhancing its aerial capabilities amid regional tensions. Meanwhile, Pakistan is also stepping up its defense efforts, receiving assistance from China to bolster its military capabilities.
