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IBNS: Despite gains, maternal deaths haunt South Asia. While the figure ticks up in Pakistan, in India the rise has stemmed amid challenges, report Amer Malik and Abantika Ghosh from across the border For …
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IBNS/Fifty-one years on, Pakistan gets sharp reminders of its Bangladesh loss as yet another province, Balochistan, rises in revolt. They are more urgent and alarming as, besides being closer home …
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Islamabad/IBNS: Police recovered a mutilated body of a Hindu woman in the Sindh province of Pakistan, media reports said on Friday. Police have started investigating the case. The woman’s son, …
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By Tushar Ranjan Mohanty Research Associate, Institute for Conflict Management IBNS: In a daring incident on December 18, 2022, a detained terrorist overpowered a constable at the Counter Terrorism Department …
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Islamabad/IBNS: A Pakistani advocate, who has been convicted in a terror case, was able to get his licence from Sindh Bar Council (SBC) to practice the law, media reports said …
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United Nations: Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari appealed to the international community to maintain the flow of aid to help the South Asian nation’s recovery from floods that ravaged …
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Kabul/IBNS: Pakistani agents are robbing the cultural heritage of Afghanistan by smuggling ancient idols and other artifacts from the nation which is currently ruled by the Taliban, media reports said. …
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Islamabad/IBNS: A report published by the Voice for Justice (VFJ) and Jubilee Campaign has shown as many as 100 cases of abduction, forced faith conversion, and forced and child marriage …
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Islamabad/IBNS: Pakistani movie Joyland, which has been selected for the Oscars and hailed for its storyline centering around a transgender love affair, has been banned by the country’s censor board, media …
Read More Sanchita Bhattacharya Research Fellow, Institute for Conflict Management | @indiablooms | 12 Dec 2022, 08:00 pm IBNS: On December 8, 2022, the Taliban publicly flogged nine women and 18 men in a football stadium …
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