Opinion

The problems faced by India and Pakistan and the smaller regional states are not unsolvable

Sate power concentrated in the SIFC has been deployed to the maximum to demonstrate zero tolerance for smuggling

Clear signs of tension between the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Canadian counterpart Justin Tureadu

We normally tend to attribute failure to ineptitude and incompetence or a lack of will and purpose

The people are perhaps the poorest in the entire history of the nation

A dull classroom on the other hand can make students bored and unstimulated

The Afghan cemetery has buried Mongols, Persians, Turkic tribes

BRICS Summit in the land of Mandela reflected the late leader’s ethos of pluralism and inclusivity

Judiciary in Pakistan has, for ages, played second fiddle to the powers-that-be

In the 20th century, both World Wars threatened the existence of the individual both physically and psychologically

Conditions in Pakistan have reached a dangerous tipping point

President Alvi's letter to CEC, proposing Nov 6 as date for general elections, has evoked a heated debate in country

Institutions serve as foundational structures that influence the trajectory of governance and societal affairs

Every year, I get a wonderful opportunity to speak to undergraduate students at my university

Pakistan stands ready to resolve all bilateral issues and concerns through constructive dialogue

Are the goal-posts in counter-terrorism changing? Is the battleground expanding beyond Afghanistan?

Attarn dance is a prominent feature of Pashtoon culture with affiliations to both festivity and war

India now, no doubt, is one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world

The rise of social media plays a critical role in fostering societal polarisation and fragmentation

A specter is haunting Pakistan, the specter of democracy

The time we live in is the winter of Pakistan’s history

North Korea is a country that was denied diplomatic engagement after the end of the Korean War in 1953

German foreign policy must never limit itself to the protection of German interests

Constitution of 1973 has offered solution to the most contested issue of distribution of the powers

Xi’s G20 absence serves as a critical marker

Default configurations are seldom customised to your native ecosystem

Two ministers have been added to a cabinet that is already larger than the limited mandate of the caretaker government

Despite its dark underbelly of divisiveness, meteoric rise orchestrated by the Modi-led government is hard to ignore

Mainstream political parties operate as fiefdoms, with no internal transparency in terms of democratic norms

Constructivists prompt the idea that like all human relations, international relations are socially constructed

This meeting was for many things but here is the one thing it was not for: vox populi

In view of the climatic challenges the region faces, the issue of water cannot be termed a perfunctory dispute

Some recent assessment presented in the UNSC identifies key threats by various terrorist outfits in Afghanistan

Part of agreement was assurance that Afghanistan won't allow terrorists to use its soil to attack a foreign country

It would be wise to leave certain jobs to those who have spent their lives studying them and learning about them

History’s first major uprising for human rights came in Egypt

If Muslims in India are properly organised and led, they can be an effective political force

Common to them all was the chief of army staff (COAS)

British Empire, at its zenith, ruled over a vast array of colonies and territories across the world

Power distribution companies have announced massive reshuffles, punitive action against staff

Many outside reviewers are unable to objectively evaluate the work of Pakistani scholars on its merit

At global climate conferences adaptation struggles to secure a place in the spotlight

Years 2022 and 2023 will be remembered for miscalculations jeopardising the country’s economy, politics and governance

There are very few decorated warriors in industrial age warfare who display prodigies of valour in two wars

Ancient and medieval astronomers were well aware that stars in the night sky came in multiple colors

G20 Summit in New Delhi was marked with three surprises

There was a time when Pakistan’s per capita income was better than in regional countries, including India

New demarcation of electoral boundaries, the number of voters may undergo a shift from one electoral area to another

AI is creating the base on which the world would build its economic structures and social systems

Reasons for hike in these cases seem to be poor sanitation, weather conditions, lack of precautionary measures