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Trump Pulls Envoys from Pakistan — Who Fills the Vacuum?
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Trump Pulls Envoys from Pakistan — Who Fills the Vacuum?

Trump has called off Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner's planned trip to Pakistan amid rising India-Pakistan tensions. What does Washington's absence signal for South Asia's most volatile flashpoint?

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Seoyeon Park
The Iran Conflict's Quiet Shockwave Through South Asia
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The Iran Conflict's Quiet Shockwave Through South Asia

As the Iran conflict intensifies, its ripple effects are reshaping South Asian geopolitics—India is quietly pivoting, while Pakistan and Afghanistan face compounding crises of refugees and armed group spillover.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Can Nepal's Gen Z Protesters Actually Change Politics?
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Can Nepal's Gen Z Protesters Actually Change Politics?

Nepal's youth-led protests triggered early elections. Rapper-turned-politician vs traditional parties. China-India balancing act at stake.

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Seoyeon Park
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Pakistan and Afghanistan Edge Toward War
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Pakistan and Afghanistan Edge Toward War

Border skirmishes escalate into retaliatory strikes as Taliban-ruled Afghanistan and nuclear-armed Pakistan face their worst crisis since 2021. Regional stability hangs in the balance.

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Haneul Kim
Can Bangladesh's New Government Finally Deliver Change?
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Can Bangladesh's New Government Finally Deliver Change?

Tarique Rahman's BNP won big, but the real test starts now. Can they balance democratic legitimacy with economic stability in a country hungry for transformation?

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Seoyeon Park
Bangladesh's BNP Landslide Victory: Why India Is Quietly Relieved
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Bangladesh's BNP Landslide Victory: Why India Is Quietly Relieved

Bangladesh Nationalist Party wins decisive election victory, putting Tarique Rahman on track to become PM. Analysis of regional implications and India's strategic concerns.

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Seoyeon Park
Why India Is Quietly Celebrating Bangladesh's Election Results
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Why India Is Quietly Celebrating Bangladesh's Election Results

BNP's victory promises to reset Dhaka-Delhi ties after months of tension. But China's influence and internal divisions could complicate the path forward.

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Seoyeon Park
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Bangladesh's Election Test: Can an Exile Lead a Nation?
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Bangladesh's Election Test: Can an Exile Lead a Nation?

After 17 years in London exile, Tarique Rahman returns to lead Bangladesh's BNP in crucial elections. But can symbolic leadership translate into real governance?

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Haneul Kim
Pakistan's Diplomatic Balancing Act: Can It Play Both Superpowers?
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Pakistan's Diplomatic Balancing Act: Can It Play Both Superpowers?

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?

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Haneul Kim
Pakistan's Business Costs 34% Higher Than Regional Peers
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Pakistan's Business Costs 34% Higher Than Regional Peers

High business costs and red tape in Pakistan are discouraging entrepreneurship, pushing workers toward salaried employment instead of startups, according to recent research.

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Seoyeon Park
EU-India Trade Deal Puts Bangladesh's Economic Lifeline at Risk
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EU-India Trade Deal Puts Bangladesh's Economic Lifeline at Risk

The historic EU-India FTA threatens Bangladesh's textile-dependent economy as tariff advantages evaporate, forcing a strategic reckoning before 2029.

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Haneul Kim
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Hundreds of Thousands Join Khaleda Zia State Funeral Bangladesh 2025
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Hundreds of Thousands Join Khaleda Zia State Funeral Bangladesh 2025

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.

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Haneul Kim
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