[Yead Mirza] In 2024, the internet became not just a medium for expression across South Asia, but a battlefield where narratives were fought, manipulated and weaponized.
Tag: Yead Mirza
Yead Mirza is a journalist and a commentator. As a journalist, he covers and reports on developments across Southeast Asia. As a commentator, he writes analytical pieces on pressing global issues, including geopolitics, international affairs and regional developments—with a particular focus on East Asia, South Asia and Southeast Asia. His work examines complex developments, provides context and explores their broader implications for Asia and the wider world.
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His work has appeared in think-tank and institutional publications, including Yale Global, the Nepal Institute for International Cooperation and Engagement (NIICE Nepal), The Young Diplomats, and The New Federalist / Le Taurillon.
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His journalism and commentary have further appeared in media outlets including Eurasia Review, International Policy Digest, Foreign Policy News, South Asia Journal, The Nigerian Voice, Modern Diplomacy, Qolumnist.com, OpEd Column Journal (OCJ), OpEd Column Politics, The Geopolitics, CounterCurrents, The New Age newspaper, Daily Times newspaper, Kashmir Reader newspaper, Daily Outlook Afghanistan, Washington Politics Blog, and International News Service (INS).
BRICS Summit in Kazan amid Global Tensions
[Yead Mirza] Central to the summit's discussions is the theme of reducing dependency on Western financial systems.
India, the New Champion of Islamophobia !
[Yead Mirza]
India has crossed all the limits in terms of hatred towards ‘Muslim as a community’ and 'Islam as a religion'.
Bangladesh Competes with India on Economic and Social Indicators
[Yead Mirza]
Witnessing [the] progress, experts from both sides of the border have recently opined that life in Bangladesh is far more attractive than in India.
The Coming Peace in Afghanistan
[Yead Mirza]
USA's growing desperation to end the Afghan war – driven by the understanding of 'costs versus benefits' of the longdrawn conflict – would bring about a positive result for achieving peace in not-so-distant future.
