#South Asia
Total 13 articles
As China and Pakistan celebrate 75 years of friendship, Trump pulls Islamabad closer to Washington. Can Pakistan maintain its delicate balance between Beijing and the US in an era of intensifying rivalry?
High business costs and red tape in Pakistan are discouraging entrepreneurship, pushing workers toward salaried employment instead of startups, according to recent research.
The historic EU-India FTA threatens Bangladesh's textile-dependent economy as tariff advantages evaporate, forcing a strategic reckoning before 2029.
Bangladesh marks the end of an era with the Khaleda Zia state funeral in Dhaka on Dec 31, 2025. Hundreds of thousands gathered to honor the nation's first female PM as her son Tarique Rahman prepares for a political comeback.
Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh's first female Prime Minister and BNP leader, has died at age 80. Explore her legacy and the impact of her death on the 2025 elections.
After 17 years in exile, Tarique Rahman, acting chairman of Bangladesh's opposition BNP, has returned. His return sets the stage for a major political showdown with Sheikh Hasina's government.
Tarique Rahman, the front-runner to be Bangladesh's next prime minister, has returned after 17 years in exile, setting the stage for a major political shift ahead of elections.
In 2025, Pakistan made a dramatic return to the world stage after military clashes with India, yet it remains plagued by deep-seated domestic political and economic turmoil. An analysis of the four turning points.
Following the assassination of politician Sharif Osman Hadi, Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, has descended into violence. The interim government's failure to stop attacks on media outlets raises questions of complicity and state failure.
An activist's funeral in Bangladesh drew massive crowds. PRISM analyzes why this is a critical warning sign of digital-age dissent and political risk.
Gandhara's digital crackdown signals rising political risk in South Asia. Expert analysis of implications for tech, investment, and regional stability.
Imran Khan's latest conviction is no mere legal drama. It's a calculated move by Pakistan's military to engineer an election, with major geopolitical and economic risks.