Exclusive: “They haven’t recorded it as the case,” says mother of Indian child in Ireland hate crime

Exclusive: “They haven’t recorded it as the case,” says mother of Indian child in Ireland hate crime

A brutal racist attack on six-year-old Nia Naveen outside her family home in Ireland has highlighted serious concerns about rising hate crimes and inadequate police responses, according to an exclusive interview with her parents. Nia, a child of Indian origin, was attacked by a group of teenagers whilst playing directly in front of her residence….

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US-China race for Pakistan: Trump’s transactional diplomacy or Xi’s financial doles?

US-China race for Pakistan: Trump’s transactional diplomacy or Xi’s financial doles?

With China announcing a $3.4 billion loan rollover for Pakistan and an increased engagement between Washington DC and Islamabad, experts believe that Pakistan could emerge as a surprising centre of attention-garnering renewed interest not just from China, its long-standing ally, but also from an increasingly transactional Trump-led United States. To unpack these evolving dynamics, we…

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India’s Worrying Economic Dependence On China

India’s Worrying Economic Dependence On China

India’s trade deficit with China hit $85.1 billion in fiscal year 2024, underscoring growing economic concerns. Imports from China surged while exports to China fell to just $8 billion. This widening gap highlights India’s deep reliance on Chinese goods across critical sectors like electronics, telecom, solar energy, and electric vehicles. China’s dominance in India’s import…

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Why Asia wants India’s BrahMos missile

Why Asia wants India’s BrahMos missile

India is poised to finalize a $700 million deal with Vietnam for the sale of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles, marking a significant milestone in its defence export strategy. This comes on the heels of a $375 million agreement with the Philippines for the same missile system, highlighting the growing demand for this state-of-the-art weapon in…

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How India lost Bangladesh to Pakistan and China

How India lost Bangladesh to Pakistan and China

Just a year ago, Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina described the India-Bangladesh relationship as being in a “golden period.” Over the past decade, the two nations had strengthened their bond by combating militant groups, resolving a complex border agreement, and signing various infrastructure and power deals. However, this period of harmony has come to an…

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