Shereena Qazi

The temple-mosque conflict: India's contested heritage

Multiple claims by far-right Hindu groups over at least six religious sites in India has triggered fears of a re-run of the Babri Masjid incident across the country.

Pakistan's disability rights activist wants 'equal footing', not sympathy

A pioneer and tireless advocate for the inclusion of people with disabilities in Pakistan, Tanzila Khan says it is important to be persistent to overcome inequality.

‘They failed to act’: Nigerians slam lax security after church attack

Public anger mounts in Nigeria as the Ondo state police is yet to trace church attackers that are said to be at least five in number.

'Oh God, what is our crime?': Afghan Hazaras recount the bloody Tuesday

The victims of a long-persecuted minority continue to find themselves trapped in a cycle of violence, with Daesh-K turning their guns on them to rattle the Taliban government.

'My eyesight is going': Sri Lanka's health care system nears collapse

Under the weight of Sri Lanka’s worst economic crisis, people struggling to find medicines and equipment in state-run hospitals show how fragile Sri Lanka's healthcare system has become.

Can Ukrainian civilian hackers against Russians cause more harm than good?

Ukraine's civilian hackers have divided cybersecurity experts - one side argues it's a normal defensive response in light of Russia's attacks, and the other fears it may go out of control.

Anguish and desperation: Inside the Sri Lankan protests over economic woes

Protests were held across the country this week for the president’s resignation, with thousands joining in immaterial of their status and standing.

What next for Tunisia as crisis between president and parliament deepens?

Analysts say President Saied wants to form direct democracy that bypasses political parties, an act that is “right out of the dictator’s playbook”.

Protesters say Russian police seek forced confessions to curb protests

From applying brute force to taking saliva samples, Russian authorities have intensified their crackdowns on anti-war protesters.

Afghanistan's Bamiyan Valley under risk of collapse as excavations continue

The rapid construction work and excavations on the UNESCO World Heritage site are contributing to the destruction of the already fragile area, experts warn.

Russia-Ukraine crisis: 'It was 5 in the morning and we were under attack'

Long queues formed at gas stations, ATMs and pharmacies in multiple cities in Ukraine as Russian attack triggers countrywide panic.

How Kashmiris reacted to Hyundai Pakistan’s tweet on solidarity

The tweet triggered a diplomatic storm with India's External Affairs Ministry summoning South Korea's ambassador and lodging its protest.