In Retrospect - Page 3

Europe stands divided as drone threats, oil politics, and NATO’s waning influence expose a continent struggling to defend its security, unity, and...

History’s fourth-largest crowd gathered at Zubeen Garg’s farewell, but Assam mourned more than a singer. They remembered a son, an activist and a...

In a historic UNGA vote, 142 nations endorsed the New York Declaration backing a two-state solution, with India’s support marking a break from its...

Beneath Kathmandu’s flames lies a generational rupture, where Nepal’s young demand change, exposing fractures between royalist resurgence, democratic...

A season of devastation from Himachal to Punjab to Pakistan’s breadbasket raises urgent questions: Is climate change alone to blame, or human choices...

Israel appears hellbent to eliminate the existence of Gazans through relentless firepower, but there is also a parallel war it has always aimed to...

Indian government’s aggressively firm stance against illegal migration, which resonates with Trump’s chaotic rhetoric in the US, could further malign...

Seventy-nine years after the hurried, blood-soaked Partition carved Punjab and Bengal into wounded halves, India’s still unhealed borders present an...

From rainforests to private zoos, the billion-dollar wildlife trade is thriving in shadows, characterised by crime and corporate ambition—threatening...

Under belligerent Trump, the US’ embrace of tariff-driven protectionism is a self-afflicting, ironic reversal of its liberal trade legacy in favour of...

With Bangladesh edging towards one of its most consequential elections, it faces a gargantuan task of countering regional instability which threatens...

As wars are ravaging lands and politics poisoning the planet, climate crises no longer remain natural disasters but have become engineered...