Opinion

For over five decades, the border between Meghalaya and Assam has remained a persistent source of uncertainty, tension, and unrest...

The Bay of Bengal is becoming a key arena of great-power competition involving India, China and Russia. For smaller nations,...

BRICS Summit 2026 in New Delhi could reshape global economic cooperation, while creating new strategic opportunities and challenges for Bangladesh.

The Siang Upper Multipurpose Project offers vital flood moderation, dry-season water security, and strategic transboundary defense. True resilience requires balancing...

China’s new Ethnic Unity Law deepens assimilation of Tibetans, Uyghurs and Mongolians, targeting their language, culture and identity.

Explore the Siang Dam debate through water security, community rights, climate resilience, and the ecological knowledge of Northeast India.

A Guwahati family waits anxiously for news of Pankaj Naug, a British-Indian pilgrim missing since the devastating Rasuwa floods. His...

Nepal’s deadly flood highlights failures in cross-border warning systems, prompting calls for stronger Nepal-China-India cooperation and real-time disaster alerts.

Nathu-La’s reopening has boosted India-Tibet trade, but the Eastern Himalaya remains strategically tense. Dromo, Chumbi Valley and Bhutan continue to...

Hundreds of people in Tawang came together for the second Dhamma Walk, carrying a message of peace, compassion and universal...

India and Bangladesh are cautiously rebuilding ties despite political and strategic differences. Geography, trade, water and security make cooperation essential.

The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples highlights the need to protect Indigenous rights, cultures, and dignity. In Bangladesh,...