When the U.S.-mediated Abraham Accords were signed in 2020, they represented more than just a handshake between Israel and a few Arab nations. The hope was that trade, security, and …
Opinion
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NAMAM Announces Excellence Awards 2026 Honorees
by SAH Staff Reporter 4 minutes readThe North American Malayalee Association of Malayalis (NAMAM), in partnership with the MBN Foundation, will honor distinguished individuals for their contributions to leadership, entrepreneurship, innovation, community service, arts, culture, healthcare, …
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C-9 Takes Effect Across Canada: Why Does It Matter? What Comes Next?
by Mayuri Mukherjee-Pascar 5 minutes readOn July 18, the Combatting Hate Act (Bill C-9) will come into force, having received Royal Assent a month earlier. This law is an important step in the fight against …
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South Asia Notes: Hedging Bets in An Uncertain World
by Elizabeth Roche 3 minutes readPrime Minister Narendra Modi wrapped up a tour of three key countries in the Indo-Pacific region — Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand on July 11. The visit, however, has been …
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Turning Pages: Cricket Books Need More Spin
by TCA Srinivasa Raghavan 4 minutes readCaricature…focus on lawyers acting as door keeper to the flow of information…Indians love their cricket but do they love books on cricket? I have read over 50 such books and …
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The Unspoken Weight: The Loneliness of India’s Great Cities
by Dr. Vivek Das 5 minutes readThere is a peculiar silence that descends over India’s great cities long after midnight. The traffic thins, office towers surrender their lights one floor at a time, and thousands of …
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What the Nuns of Canterbury Can Teach You About PR
by Farzana Baduel 6 minutes readA thousand-year-old piece of embroidery, a hundred-page resignation letter and a man dressed as a bin have almost nothing in common, except that all three explain, better than any textbook, …
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When President Donald Trump speaks of communism and communists it is clear that he is merely sounding the political bugle of the time, especially as mid-term elections are around the …
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The New Currency of Textile Trade Isn’t Cost, It’s Trust
by Mithileshwar Thakur, Special to South Asian Herald 5 minutes readThe rules of global textile trade are being rewritten-not by lower costs, but by higher expectations. For decades, competitiveness in the textile industry was defined by cost, capacity, agility and …