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Daily Round-up Ep. 117: Post-Poll Violence, Surat Fire
25 May 2019
Today, we talk about a series of violent incidents which are taking place in the country just after the conclusion of the general elections.
AFP
Saudi Arabia Claims Oil Tankers Hit by 'Sabotage Attacks' as Gulf Tensions Soar
13 May 2019
Iran called for an investigation into the "alarming" attacks and warned of "adventurism" by foreign players to disrupt maritime security.
Tarique Anwar
India, Pakistan Have Made Their Points, High Time For Diplomacy: Experts
02 Mar 2019
They advised the media to maintain restraint and let the diplomatic processes go on.
M.K. Bhadrakumar
Iran Challenges Saudi Role In The Afghan Endgame
02 Jan 2019
It is highly improbable that the Saudi and Iranian tracks shall ever meet. The best hope will be that they do not collide.
M.K. Bhadrakumar
Pakistan’s Afghan Jig Irks Regional States
27 Dec 2018
The chances of the regional states accepting an imposed Afghan settlement worked out among the US, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Pakistan that provides for the continuation of the US military presence in…
Tarique Anwar
US Compelled Iran to Fight in Syria, Says Tehran Varsity’s Scholar
19 Dec 2018
Since Iran has taken part in complex civil wars, it has been responsible for the deaths of innocents as well, he said.
Prabir Purkayastha
Does Trump Want His Demands Fulfilled in Return for Overlooking Saudi Crimes?
24 Nov 2018
Former ambassador to Turkey MK Bhadrakumar talks about the new developments in the Jamal Khashoggi murder case, as the role of Saudi prince Mohammed bin Salman in the killing has become more evident.
Prasanth R.
Yemen War: US Peace Proposals Are a Sham
14 Nov 2018
Newsclick editor-in-chief Prabir Purkayastha talks about assault of the Saudi-led coalition on the port of Hodeidah in Yemen, which could worsen an already grave humanitarian crisis.
Surangya
With Khashoggi's Murder, Will the World Stop Turning a Blind Eye to Saudi Crimes?
22 Oct 2018
While Saudi Arabia is facing widespread condemnation in the media for Jamal Khashoggi’s murder, the country has gotten away with worst crimes in the past.
Pavan Kulkarni
Jamal Khashoggi Assassination: Involvement of Saudi Higher Ups Points Towards Crown Prince’s Role
21 Oct 2018
Among the 15 men who, according to Turkish authorities, flew from Saudi to the Turkey for the assassination, at least eight have been identified to be members of Saudi royal military.