By RS News Desk In a significant diplomatic development, India’s External Affairs Minister, Dr. S. Jaishankar, recently concluded a pivotal meeting with Chinese Vice President Han Zheng in Beijing, marking his first visit to China in five years. This high-level engagement has sent clear signals of a cautious yet discernible improvement in India-China bilateral ties,…
Kinmen, Taiwan – In a decisive move underscoring the growing geopolitical fragility of the region, Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has firmly rejected Kinmen County’s application to host an open water swimming event with the Chinese city of Xiamen. The decision comes amidst grave Taiwan Strait security concerns, fueled by China’s increasingly assertive maritime actions,…
In a firm and unwavering statement, Nepal’s Home Minister has categorically denied all allegations linking him to the ongoing visit visa scam that has rocked the nation’s political landscape. As pressure mounts from both opposition leaders and segments of the public calling for his resignation, the Minister insists he has no connection to the alleged…
Bangladesh Elections: A Controversial Perspective From Student Leadership In a sharp rebuke of the current political climate, Bangladesh Students League President Saddam Hussain has accused the government of using the Bangladesh elections not for democratic progression, but for their own political purposes. His comments come at a time when the nation is preparing for crucial…
Renowned political activist and human rights advocate Amjad Ayub Mirza has once again brought global attention to the harsh and often silenced persecution of religious minorities in Pakistan. In his latest exposé, Mirza detailed how institutionalized discrimination and state-sponsored bigotry continue to marginalize communities such as Hindus, Christians, Sikhs, and Ahmadiyyas. Religious Discrimination Deeply Embedded…
