Interview with political analyst Firas al-Najim

India introduces a new law that would make its citizens eligible to become permanent residents of Kashmir, raising fears of demographic change in the Muslim-majority region.

In a dramatic sign of the UK's lack of social resilience and national cohesion, the authorities are struggling to enforce emergency legislation designed to contain the coronavirus pandemic.

An American writer and former professor has said that the whole use of “the framework of international law is a farce.”

India has been forced to lift a ban on media coverage of a recent wave of sectarian violence against Muslims in the Hindu-majority country.

Iranian social media users launch a campaign against India’s discriminatory measures targeting Muslims and the deadly acts of violence perpetrated by pro-government Hindu mobs against the country's largest religious minority.

Boris Johnson is in a rush to pass emergency terror legislation by February 27, a day before a convicted terrorist is due for release.

The government wants to pass emergency legislation in the wake of last Sunday's terror attack, but its plans may meet stiff opposition from both experts and political opponents alike.

An unidentified gun-wielding man wounds at least one individual after shooting at people protesting against the Indian government’s new citizenship law in New Delhi.

India’s top court refuses to suspend the implementation of a new controversial citizenship law, saying a constitutional bench of five judges should hear the petitions and rule on the matter.