🎙️The political commentator Ayesha Jalal says #Pakistan's 27th amendment only further solidifies the long-standing military authoritarianism and manipulation of the judiciary. #StateOfSouthasia
https://youtu.be/eXiuTQ6ppkM
In light of the #Maldives government launching a new code of ethics for journalists in the country, check out a recent #StateofSouthasia podcast episode in which Ahmed Naish of Maldives Independent breaks down the country’s new media regulation law.
https://ow.ly/y0i350XM7gz
A boat of #Rohingya refugees has capsized near Malaysia, leaving at least 11 dead. For more on the difficulties faced by Rohingya fleeing to #Bangladesh amidst persecution in #Myanmar, revisit our #StateofSouthasia podcast episode from March featuring journalist Shafiur Rahman
In the wake of violence at political campaign events in #Bangladesh ahead of scheduled 2026 elections, revisit our #StateofSouthasia episode with Jyoti Rahman from last fall which discusses necessary reforms under the interim #Yunus government
Writer Alpa Shah joined our #StateofSouthasia podcast in April to discuss the #BK16 case. Revisit the episode now for additional context after reading Uttaran Das Gupta’s review.
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🎙️ #StateofSouthasia: Sharda Ugra reflects on the growth in performance and professionalism in #women’s #cricket, while also pointing to the uneven marketing, sponsorship, and administrative support that continue to hold the game back. #CWC25
🎙️On the latest episode of #StateofSouthasia, Sports journalist Sharda Ugra discusses the lazy marketing of ICC Women’s World Cup, pay disparities between men and women cricketers and the change to the game in recent years
🎙️ #StateofSouthasia: Sharda Ugra reflects on the growth in performance and professionalism in #women’s #cricket, while also pointing to the uneven marketing, sponsorship, and administrative support that continue to hold the game back. #CWC25 #womenscricket
🎙️On the latest episode of #StateofSouthasia, Sports journalist Sharda Ugra discusses the lazy marketing of ICC Women’s World Cup, pay disparities between men and women cricketers and the change to the game in recent years
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🎙️ #StateofSouthasia: Sharda Ugra reflects on the growth in performance and professionalism in #women’s #cricket, while also pointing to the uneven marketing, sponsorship, and administrative support that continue to hold the game back. #CWC25
🎙️ On the latest episode of #StateofSouthasia, sports journalist Sharda Ugra discusses the lazy marketing of ICC Women’s World Cup, pay disparities between men and women cricketers and the change to the game in recent years
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🎙️ In the #Maldives, the majority of the media is online and most people rely on digital news websites. A new law now grants a government commission extensive powers to regulate such outlets. Ahmed Naish comments on #StateofSouthasia
🎙️ #PakistanFloods: "One promise of climate change is true, that whatever averages that you have known in the past are not going to hold into the future," says Daanish Mustafa to @nayantaran on #StateofSouthasia
🎙️ “This government structure never really took young people, especially the Gen Z people, as serious political or non-political actors," said climate activist Tashi Lhazom last month on #StateofSouthasia. She is now slated to join #Nepal's cabinet.
🎙️ “This government structure never really took young people, especially the Gen Z people, as serious political or non-political actors," said climate activist Tashi Lhazom last month on #StateofSouthasia. She is now slated to join #Nepal's cabinet.
🎙️ In the #Maldives, the majority of the media is online and most people rely on digital news websites. A new law now grants a government commission extensive powers to regulate such outlets. Ahmed Naish from Maldives Independent comments on #StateofSouthasia
🎙️ In the #Maldives, the majority of the media is online and most people rely on digital news websites for information. A new law now grants a government commission extensive powers to regulate such media outlets. Ahmed Naish (@IndependentMV) comments on #StateofSouthasia
🎙️ “This government structure never really took young people, especially the Gen Z people, as serious political or non-political actors," said climate activist Tashi Lhazom last month on #StateofSouthasia. Next week, she is slated to join #Nepal's cabinet.
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🎙️ #StateofSouthasia "We’ve only thought about water as a hazard or as a resource. But it's also a locus of spiritual life. There's a certain experience of water, which includes aesthetics, spirituality, sociability, history, identity," says Daanish Mustafa
🎙️ #StateofSouthasia "We’ve only thought about water as a hazard or as a resource. But it's also a locus of spiritual life. There's a certain experience of water, which includes aesthetics, spirituality, sociability, history, identity," says Daanish Mustafa
🎙️ #StateofSouthasia #PakistanFloods: "Since 2000 to 2025, they have been 13 events with more than a billion dollars damage and more than 100 fatalities in Pakistan. The intensity is increasing, the frequency is increasing," says Daanish Mustafa
🎙️ #StateofSouthasia #PakistanFloods: "Since 2000 to 2025, they have been 13 events with more than a billion dollars damage and more than 100 fatalities in Pakistan. The intensity is increasing, the frequency is increasing," says Daanish Mustafa
🎙️ #PakistanFloods: "One promise of climate change is true, that whatever averages that you have known in the past are not going to hold into the future," says Daanish Mustafa to Nayantara Narayanan on #StateofSouthasia
🎙️ #StateofSouthasia "We’ve only thought about water as a hazard or as a resource. But it's also a locus of spiritual life. There's a certain experience of water, which includes aesthetics, spirituality, sociability, history, identity," says @Daanibhai about #Pakistanfloods
🎙️ #PakistanFloods: "One promise of climate change is true, that whatever averages that you have known in the past are not going to hold into the future," says @Daanibhai to @nayantaran on #StateofSouthasia
🎙️ #StateofSouthasia "We’ve only thought about water as a hazard or as a resource. But it's also a locus of spiritual life. There's a certain experience of water, which includes aesthetics, spirituality, sociability, history, identity," says Daanish Mustafa about #Pakistan floods
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🎙️ On the #StateofSouthasia podcast: A conversation with Daanish Mustafa on Southasia's destructive floods, the politics of water, and news ways of thinking about water management.
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🎙️ #StateofSouthasia #PakistanFloods: "Since 2000 to 2025, they have been 13 events with more than a billion dollars damage and more than 100 fatalities in Pakistan. The intensity is increasing, the frequency is increasing," says Daanish Mustafa
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🎙️ #StateofSouthasia #PakistanFloods: "Since 2000 to 2025, they have been 13 events with more than a billion dollars damage and more than 100 fatalities in Pakistan. The intensity is increasing, the frequency is increasing," says Daanish Mustafa, expert in critical geographies
In light of President #Trump's incitement for the #EuropeanUnion to increase its #tariffs on #India, revisit Umesh Moramudali's #StateofSouthasia podcast episode, where he discusses the repercussions on the Southasian region.
