War of narratives…. Foqia Sadiq Khan
December is here, and is the season of stocktaking. Now that important appointments in the country have been made and the officials concerned have taken charge of their offices, it … Read More
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Sonar Bangla….Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry
BANGABANDHU Sheikh Mujibur Rahman envisioned Bangladeshs foreign policy to be predicated on the principle of friendship to all, and malice towards none. His daughter, Sheikh Hasina, the present prime minister, … Read More
How expensive is democracy?….Ahmed Bilal Mehboob
CONTRARY to the parliamentary calendar of the legislature, the Punjab provincial assembly has been continuously in session for the last seven months. Although divided into three sessions the 40th, 41st … Read More
One more reminder from the UN experts about Khurram Parvez:Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner on Human Rights (UNHCHR) issued a statement on November 22, 2022, “One year in detention: UN experts demand immediate release of Kashmiri activist … Read More
Opinion,An attempt on the life of Imran Khan pushes Pakistan into a fresh crisis۔۔۔۔By Hamid Mir
On the evening of Nov. 3, former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan narrowly escaped death. An assailant attacked him at a political march, wounding Khan in the leg, killing one other person and … Read More
World powers must view dispute from the perspective of people of Kashmir: Dr. Imtiaz Khan
“The people of Kashmir have been observing October 27 as the day of grief, sorrow and above all a day of occupation because it was on this day in 1947 … Read More
ANALYSIS – Russia-Ukraine war shatters myths, imparts new lessons about warfare….By Iftikhar Gilani
Military strategists to revisit drawing boards as war dumps doctrines, proves importance of logistics, infrastructure, diplomatic maneuverability As the Russia-Ukraine war prolongs, military experts believe it has inherent lessons for … Read More
India’s unilateralism has never been accepted by the United Nations….Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai
The dispute over Jammu & Kashmir is not insoluble through peaceful procedures. It appears to be so only because the obduracy of one of the parties – India – is … Read More
Kashmir: From Occupation to Settler-Colonialism and Apartheid…Dr. Ghulam N. Mir:President World Kashmir Awareness Forum
75 years have passed since the British imperialists decolonized the subcontinent leaving the region divided and Kashmir invaded and occupied by its neighbor, India. As a result, Kashmiris were gripped … Read More
Editorial: Deadly floods in Pakistan sound an alarm. Climate change is an urgent threat.
Imagine if a third of America found itself submerged. That’s akin to the catastrophe Pakistanis are enduring right now, as massive floods have swept over much of the South Asian … Read More