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Covering Economy, Politics & Social Trends in South Asia
The July Uprising—also known as the July Mass Uprising, the July Student-People’s Uprising or the July Revolution—began in Bangladesh in June 2024 as a student-led protest against the reinstated civil service quota system. It rapidly escalated into a nationwide movement in July, fueled by state violence and sustained by mass solidarity. By early August, it
South Asia is home to a quarter of humanity, a crucible of civilizations and a region of immense strategic weight. For the region, understanding the broader Asian landscape is not a luxury. It is a necessity. As global attention shifts eastward and the future of geopolitics, technology and economic power unfolds across the continent, the
In a country often defined by its crises, moments of unity can arrive unexpectedly. One such moment emerged in Pakistan this past May, when streets once filled with protestors turned into arenas of celebration. Flags waved, slogans rang out and an institution long seen with suspicion, the military, was suddenly the center of national pride.
In moments of geopolitical crisis, the public turns to journalism not just for information, but for clarity, context and truth. Yet, during the recent military conflict between India and Pakistan, much of India’s mainstream media chose spectacle over substance. A recent report in The New York Times by Anupreeta Das and Pragati K.B., with additional
When Muhammad Yunus stepped into leadership as head of Bangladesh’s interim government in mid-2024, the nation was emerging from a long and painful chapter. The collapse of Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year rule—marred by allegations of authoritarianism, mass detentions and deadly crackdowns—left a vacuum and a fractured society. Yunus’s appointment raised hopes for renewal, accountability and long-overdue
In an age when media outlets are frequently scrutinized for sensationalism or bias, certain outlets uphold a steadfast commitment to accuracy, integrity, and clarity, aiming to deliver content that not only informs but also connects and inspires. The Shongjog News is one such outlet. A trusted and dynamic source of information, the Shongjog News aims to bridge the gap
Three months after his worst election performance to date, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is facing another political slugfest: this time in the powderkeg region of Jammu and Kashmir, where separatist sentiment is extremely virulent, and many voters are still furious over losing their political autonomy five years ago. Local elections are underway in Jammu
The ‘Editor and Publisher‘ (E&P) has been, since it was founded in 1884, chronicling the transformation of the news industry and documenting both the triumphs and struggles of the news media sector. As traditional print publications face increasing economic pressure and shifting audience behavior, the E&P‘s adaptation to digital platforms and multimedia formats speaks to the
In today’s media environment, where sensationalism often dominates headlines and news is distilled into quick soundbites, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) stands as a rare pillar of in-depth, thoughtful reporting. As one of the most influential newspapers globally, the WSJ serves as more than just a source of financial updates; it is a key resource for understanding
South Asia Politics is dedicated to providing information, analysis and commentary on the region’s dynamic political landscape. From the evolving economic trends to social changes and key political developments, we strive to offer a comprehensive perspective on South Asia’s most pressing issues. Whether you’re a policy enthusiast, academic or simply curious about the region, our aim is to keep you informed with accurate, thought-provoking content.
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