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The Pardon Gambit: Netanyahu’s Precarious Endgame

As Gaza lies in ruins and legal walls close in, Israel’s longest-serving prime minister seeks escape from accountability Benjamin Netanyahu’s request for a presidential pardon, submitted quietly on a Thursday…

By TN Ashok · December 1, 2025

Defense

Opinion: Time for Sober Thinking in Asia 

The world seemed fixated on ways to settle a conflict in Ukraine that will soon be entering its fourth year, one that started off as a “Special Military Operation” by…

By Sridhar Krishnaswami · November 28, 2025

Community

History Doesn’t Preserve Itself; Communities Do 

Most stories live quietly. They are one of many in a kaleidoscope. Mine begins in 1975, with a long flight from India and a decision that changed the course of…

By Pradnya G. Haldipur · November 28, 2025

Blog

In Conversation with Rajesh Mehta: Lord Karan Bilimoria

The India-UK relationship stands at an important juncture, a partnership rooted in shared democratic ideals, economic potential, and deep people-to-people bonds. Lord Karan Bilimoria is a Member of Parliament in…

By Rajesh Mehta, Special to South Asian Herald · November 28, 2025