Has the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan boxed itself by snubbing all international calls for relenting on fundamental human rights? Looks so because it is not just the UN-led West that … Read More
As the Muslim world, in particular, wails and condemns yet another round of unprecedented eviction of Palestinians induced by brutal, self-righteous Israeli hostilities, people in Balochistan sulk in their own … Read More
The legal status at the United Nations notwithstanding, is it time for Pakistan to wrap up the Kashmir project? Can it become a China to get for Kashmiris what Beijing … Read More
Two unusual attacks within ten years underscore the intense proxy war that Pakistan has been facing since the birth of the TTP in South Waziristan in December 2007, and the … Read More
At the risk of annoying many in both countries, herewith I am venturing to put down in black and white as to what bedevils Pak-Afghan relations and why most Afghans … Read More
The single largest disservice of the PDM coalition government was the shameless conduct of its legislators who surrendered their claim to the supremacy of parliament. By pushing for and consenting … Read More
The fireworks at Square One in Mississauga (next to Toronto) on July 1 is a regular feature every year as much as in other Canadian cities. It marks the annual … Read More
hat is currently common to ruling leaders in major South Asian nations Bangladesh, India and Pakistan in particular? Arbitrariness, the propensity to flout democratic norms, disregard social norms and muzzle … Read More
The shock-and-awe response to the violence on May 9 the Black Day continues. The press release after the 15 May Special Corps Commanders Conference (CCC) held at GHQ carried a … Read More
Pakistani authorities recently announced the arrest of Gulzar Imam, the mastermind of the separatist militant organisation Baloch National Army (BNA). His arrest came about through a sting operation that was, … Read More
