Fatima Khan

For decades, Pakistan has searched for the next big export opportunity, moving from information technology and minerals to agriculture and value-added manufacturing.

The reported cases of violence and abuse against children in Pakistan during the first six months of 2026 should be far more than another occasion for expressions of shock and condemnation.

This year, Brazil's sugarcane production and its subproducts are projected to be worth 105.6 billion Brazilian reais ($22 billion)

The finding that Pakistani women have the highest death rate from ischaemic heart disease among women in five South Asian countries should serve as

India has launched an unprecedented crackdown on demonstrators after the election commission purged over 130 million people from voter rolls.

Offered his freedom four hours after being detained during protests in Delhi, economist Jean Drèze refused to leave without the less privileged men held alongside him, many Muslims from Assam and West Bengal, picked up simply while going about their day. After nearly 11 hours, the police gave in, and every detainee walked out together.

As revisions to voter rolls put more than 130 million people at risk of disenfranchisement, protesters have returned to the streets of Delhi

Delhi protesters against the Election Commission describe being beaten and religiously profiled in police custody.

Timur Si-Qin: “Nature is the ultimate master work”

The current scarcity of humanitarian funding leaves millions of refugees and forcibly displaced people vulnerable to losing necessary aid in a system that is already ill-equipped to cope with simultaneous crises.