Asad Mirza

Classified Documents May Increase Biden’s Legal Troubles

January 20, 2023

US President Biden’s own handling of classified materials is now under scrutiny given the revelations that documents were stored at his private office and home. In his defence Biden said he was “surprised” to learn of the discovery of the records. Earlier, he had branded his predecessor, Donald Trump, “irresponsible”...

Syria’s Assad is no longer a ‘pariah’ in the Arab world

January 13, 2023

Russia, Turkiye and UAE have initiated plans to start talks with Basher Al-Assad, an unthinkable step till date, and establish peace once again in war-torn Syria. It seems as if the pariah of the Arab world, Bashar Al-Assad, may soon get a reprieve, as the global and regional powers rally...

Ice melting: Saudi-Iran ties on mend

December 30, 2022

It seems as if in this winter season, the ice between two largest Muslim countries i.e. Saudi Arabia and Iran, has started melting. One claims to be the leader of the Sunni domination, while the other is the Shiite leader. Though this difference doesn’t hold any importance in difference of...

Christianity in question in Britain and America

December 14, 2022

Over the years, it was believed that Christianity was ebbing in the United Kingdom, but now the fear has been proved right. The figures made public on 29 November, from the 2021 census published by the Office for National Statistics show that, for the first time, less than half of...

India set to stamp its legacy at G-20

December 7, 2022

By assuming the Presidency of the G-20 and UNSC, for one year and one month respectively, for the next one year, India gets a unique opportunity for the country to contribute to the global agenda on pressing issues of international importance. G-20 is the premier forum for international economic cooperation...

Is American democracy at peril?

November 26, 2022

Usually in a democratic system, every ruling party suffers from the incumbency factor in mid-term elections it faces. However, in President Joe Biden’s case the recent results suggested that added to the incumbency, voters also punished him for the steepest inflation in 40 years.The silver lining for the Democrats was...

Deal to export rocket launchers to Armenia boosts India’s growing defence exports

November 15, 2022

According to reports, India would supply the “Pinaka” multi-rocket launcher system, which can fire a salvo of 12 HE rockets in 44 seconds, to Armenia besides anti-tank missiles and a variety of ammunition as part of a package agreement. The complete details of these armaments have not yet been disclosed....

India’s growing defence exports

November 12, 2022

According to reports, India would supply the ‘Pinaka’ multi-rocket launcher system, which can fire a salvo of 12 HE rockets in 44 seconds to Armenia besides anti-tank missiles and a variety of ammunition as part of a package agreement. The complete details of these armaments have not yet been disclosed....

COP27 must consider compensation to poor countries

November 7, 2022

The COP27, the ongoing UN climate talks, is likely to highlight the compensation system for poorer countries known as “loss and damage”, caused by the Climate Change. It is a fact, corroborated by various UN and independent reports that Climate Change over the last 25 years particularly has caused costly...

Tough Days Ahead for UK and Rishi Sunak

October 31, 2022

The Conservative Party of the UK showed a lot of grit in finalising the name of Rishi Sunak, as the new prime minister of the country very quickly, bringing an end to Liz Truss’s short tenure as the prime minister riddled with bad decisions.Rishi Sunak has become the UK’s 57th...

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