COLUMNS - Asian News from UK

Dominating the four-day air war against Pakistan in Operation Sindoor

This conflict marked a paradigm shift in South Asian aerial warfare, where India’s integrated airpower, combining advanced missiles, drones, and robust defenses rendered Pakistan’s responses futile and its forward bases untenable., writes

December 2, 2025

COLUMNS·India News·Pakistan

UAE’s November showcase: Soft power and global ambition

UAE’s November events—from ADIPEC to the Sharjah Book Fair and Dubai Airshow—highlight the nation’s growing global influence, blending economic ambition, culture, and technological innovation, writes Aravind Rajeev November 2025 marked a pivotal

November 29, 2025

COLUMNS·Events·UAE News

The vulnerability of Sikhs in Pakistan

The plight of Sikhs illustrates the steady erosion of religious freedom in Pakistan. Each disappearance, forced conversion, or targeted killing chips away at the fragile promise of equality enshrined in the Constitution,

November 23, 2025

COLUMNS·COMMUNITY·Pakistan

SPECIAL: How Madrassas Shape Sectarian Identities in Pakistan

Madrassas occupy a central role in shaping religious and social identities, yet their influence often extends into sectarian indoctrination. Teachers and administrators themselves acknowledge that students are taught to reject the beliefs

November 19, 2025

-Top News·COLUMNS·Pakistan

Dual-Use Logistics: Are Illicit Diversion-Risk Supply Chains Emerging from Chinese Construction?

By Commodore Ranjit Rai (Retd) Maritime global supply chains are becoming great power competition strategic assets. However, the infrastructure that supports these networks—the ports, bunkers, warehousing facilities, and heavy-lift ships—ever more so

November 17, 2025

Business·China·COLUMNS

Fifteen Years Transforming Futures

Agaram’s journey is not just about education. It is about hope, empowerment, and building a brighter future, one student at a time writes Shelja Pallath Education, as we all know, has the

November 14, 2025

COLUMNS·LITE BLOGS

When Questions Cross Boundaries

Gouri Kishan’s bold response to an inappropriate question reignites debate on media sensitivity and ethical journalism…writes Shelja Pallath Being politically correct always is not possible to an extent in the present times

November 9, 2025

COLUMNS·LITE BLOGS

From SAGAR to MAHASAGAR: India’s maritime destiny finds its voice at IPRD 2025

Prime Minister’s vision of MAHASAGAR — Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security and Growth Across Regions, marks the transition from SAGAR (Security and Growth for All in the Region) to a truly

October 31, 2025

COLUMNS·Defence·India News

Poverty returns to haunt Bangladesh

There is no surprise that the rise in poverty in Bangladesh coincides with the political turmoil it is facing. Since the inception of the interim government’s regime, Dhaka has faced a multitude

October 25, 2025

-Top News·Bangladesh·COLUMNS

Kashmiri diaspora disenchanted with Pakistan

Brutal suppression and cultural distortion have driven the Kashmiri diaspora to sever its ties with Pakistan and reject its toxic ideology, writes Dr. Sakariya Kareem The Kashmiri diaspora has expressed anger toward

October 22, 2025

Asia News·COLUMNS·Pakistan

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