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India, Turkey, and the Project of National Erosion
The strongman at the helm of the now partial democracy is elected to office as an outsider. He claims he will help his country mend ties with the West, liberalize, fight the corruption that has befallen the dynastic, elite party…
India’s Central Vista Project and the Optics of a New Nationalism
In September 2019, the Ministry of Housing and Planning announced the project to redevelop the Central Vista in New Delhi to include a new parliament building, a new residence and office for the prime minister, new government offices, and a…
ہاٹ ٹیک: فلسطین میں بحران کے بارے میں ہم ہندوستان اور پاکستان کی عوامی ردعمل سے کیا سیکھ سکتے ہیں؟
شیخ جراح کے پڑوس میں فلسطینیوں کو بے دخل کرنے کی کوشش کے بعد اسرائیلی سکیورٹی فورسز نے مقبوضہ مشرقی یروشلم سمیت مسجد اقصیٰ پر چار حملے کرتے ہوئے اسلام کے مقدس ترین مقامات پر حملوں اور گرفتاریوں میں تیزی لائی ہے۔ اسرائیلی نیم…
India’s and Pakistan’s Public Responses to the Violence in Israel and Palestine
Following the attempted evictions of Palestinians in the neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah, Israeli security forces have ramped up attacks and arrests in occupied East Jerusalem, including four raids on al-Aqsa mosque, among the holiest sites in Islam. The militant group…
Looking Back at 2020: SAV Editors’ Picks
At South Asian Voices, we pride ourselves on publishing diverse perspectives from across the subcontinent on important and often contentious issues related to the security, politics, and economics of the South Asia region. Following are the SAV editorial team’s top picks…
The Impact of COVID-19 Border Closures on Cross-Border Pashtun Communities
The Afghanistan-Pakistan borderlands have long been the subject of controversy. Disagreements over the validity of the Durand Line bifurcating both countries have been a central thorn in bilateral relations. The Durand Line was drawn in 1893 based on an agreement…