Not waiting for SAARC to regain consciousness, countries are opting for subregional mechanisms.

The most significant fallout of the Russia-Ukraine war was its impact on the energy market.

There might be frequent border clashes as tribes across the Durand line are unlikely to accept an artificial division.

Humanitarian assistance and disaster relief have emerged as India’s key foreign policy tool.

Bangladesh-US ties have been problematic since Sheikh Hasina assumed power in 2009.

Rajapaksa Mattala Airport is a glaring example of unviable Sri Lankan investments.

They have been brave to protest against the ban, and will not give up their demand.

Economic difficulties are going to play a role in the electoral political narratives in the region.

Bridging the digital divide is important as countries move to digitalise their economies.

Political fragmentation will make it difficult for the country to hold together.

The assassination attempt on Imran Khan is likely to make his political fortunes soar.

There is an urgent need for reconciliation and healing the wounds of the civil war.