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China Pushes EVs Abroad as Domestic Pressures Intensify

China’s accelerating push to export electric vehicles and advanced automotive technology reflects a dual reality: global ambition and

26 Apr, 2026

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Bangladeshi journalists protest in front of press club as they demand press freedom in Dhaka, Bangladesh on December 5, 2022. Some mojo reporters were attacked, and their shooting gadgets were taken away while covering assignment in front of press club on Sunday . (Photo by Syed Mahamudur Rahman/NurPhoto via AP)

Bangladesh’s New Government Faces Early Test on Free Expression

The arrest of four individuals for allegedly criticising Bangladesh’s new government has raised early concerns about whether the

26 Apr, 2026

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CAPITALOG·WORLD

India and Qatar Discuss Measures to Strengthen Trade and Supply Chains

India and Qatar held discussions in New Delhi on Thursday on ways to deepen bilateral trade and improve supply chain

26 Apr, 2026

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CAPITALOG·CYBERIA·WORLD

India and Japan Forge Data Partnership to Support AI‑Ready Smart Cities

India and Japan have launched a new data partnership aimed at integrating construction information into urban digital systems to support

26 Apr, 2026

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WORLD

Pakistani Court Sends Journalist to Jail as Crackdown on Media Intensifies

A local court in Islamabad on Saturday rejected a request by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) for the

25 Apr, 2026

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WORLD

US Accuses China of Pressuring African States to Block Taiwan Leader’s Travel

The United States accused China of using political pressure to block Taiwan President Lai Ching‑te from travelling to Eswatini. Washington

25 Apr, 2026

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China Pushes EVs Abroad as Domestic Pressures Intensify

China’s accelerating push to export electric vehicles and advanced automotive technology reflects a dual reality: global ambition and deepening economic pressure at home. The

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Bangladesh’s New Government Faces Early Test on Free Expression

CAPITALOG·WORLD

India and Qatar Discuss Measures to Strengthen Trade and Supply Chains

CAPITALOG·CYBERIA·WORLD

India and Japan Forge Data Partnership to Support AI‑Ready Smart Cities

WORLD

Pakistani Court Sends Journalist to Jail as Crackdown on Media Intensifies

WORLD

Bangladesh Faces Renewed Concerns Over Stalled Reform Agenda After Uprising

WORLD

US Accuses China of Pressuring African States to Block Taiwan Leader’s Travel

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06 Mar, 2025

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India and Russia Bet Big on INSTC as Trade Corridor Gains Momentum

For decades, India and Russia have maintained strong economic ties, but their trade relationship is now taking a new shape—one that bypasses traditional routes

06 Mar, 2025

WORLD

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A Ramadan Shadowed by Fear: The Uighur Struggle in China

The world over Muslims are in the first week of Ramadan, celebrating the spiritual month with fasting, prayer, and community gatherings. But for the

06 Mar, 2025

WORLD

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China’s Shadow Over Undersea Cables: A Growing Threat to Global Connectivity

When a Chinese-crewed cargo ship was detained by Taiwan this week after a telecom cable was severed near the Penghu Islands, it wasn’t just

05 Mar, 2025

WORLD

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U.S. Charges 12 Chinese Nationals in Cyberespionage Campaign Targeting Dissidents, News Outlets, and Government Agencies

WASHINGTON — The United States on Wednesday unsealed indictments against 12 Chinese nationals, including mercenary hackers, law enforcement officers, and employees of a private

05 Mar, 2025

VISTASCAPE

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Shifting Sands: Pakistani Expatriates Face Growing Scrutiny in the Gulf

On January 12, 2025, the Saudi Gazette dropped a story that landed like a thud: police in Makkah had rounded up ten Pakistani nationals

05 Mar, 2025

MALDIVES

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Pakistan’s Power Crisis Deepens as Neelum Jhelum Dam Lies Dormant Amid Funds Crunch

MUZAFFARABAD — For over a year, Pakistan’s Neelum Jhelum Hydropower Project—a $6 billion (508 billion rupees) marvel meant to light up homes and power