• 26 November, 2024
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Imran Khan’s Sinking Ship and its Impact

Pakistan’s reputation as a democracy just got retrieved after the Pakistan Supreme Court in its judgment turned the clock back, just as it should have.  The Opposition and the Bar Council…

By Lt Gen Syed Ata Hasnain (Retd)

Sri Lanka : The Starving Lion

Sri Lanka is facing its worst economic crisis in last 75 years. The situation has deteriorated so much that there are frequent and prolonged power cuts, acute shortage of fuel…

By JK Tripathi

How did Imran Khan Replace Pakistani Islamists?

From Naya Pakistan to Riasat e Madina, Imran Khan has silently transformed his political rhetoric. Imran Khan was categorized as a Muslim democrat, but he turned out to be an…

By Dr Qamar Cheema

Myanmar : Complicated Politics

What we see happening in the Myanmar of today and the Burma of the yesteryears is a prolongation of the trends that had set in while General Aung San was…

By Preet Malik

Pakistan at Crossroads – Need for a Paradigm Shift in Human Rights

At the stroke of midnight on the eve of 15th August 1947, the erstwhile British India was partitioned into two independent domains: the Dominion of India and the Dominion of…

By Irfan Ali Thanvi

Rohingya Genocide by Myanmar Army – The US Perspective

The Biden administration has formally determined that violence committed against the Rohingya minority by Myanmar's military amounts to genocide and crimes against humanity, a move that advocates say should bolster…

By PTI and Chanakya Forum

ISKP: Pakistan’s Uncalculated Folly

With the growing crises in Ukraine, much of the focus has drifted away from the events in South and Central Asia. The recent bombing of a Shia mosque in Pakistan’s Peshawar received…

By Siddhant Kishore

A Make-or-Break Month For Pakistan

As the world looks at a new world order replacing the old one, many countries are at the brink of a turmoil; one among them is Ukraine in Europe, and…

By Levina

Pakistan’s Muddled Political Scene: Denouement or Drama?

One way or another, history is in the making in Pakistan. One of two things which have never happened before, could happen in the next few weeks and months. If…

By Sushant Sareen

Where is China Going?

Soon the Games are over. The Emperor of China, Xi Jinping, with his colleagues of the Politburo, had planned a grand show to prove to the world that the Middle…

By Claude Arpi

Ne Win’s Ghost Still Haunts Myanmar

If Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin and Benito Mussolini who ruled their respective countries in the first half of the twentieth century visit Germany, Russia and Italy today, they will not…

By TP Sreenivasan

Baloch Rebels Strike Pakistani Army – An Inghimasi Style Attack !

Last evening, Baloch rebels attacked two military camps in Pakistan’s Balochistan province, one attack took place in Panjgur and the other in Noshki Frontier Corps camp. ISPR (Inter-Services Public Relations)…

By Levina