Stories from Inam Ul Haque
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My battle with corona
Urbane Pakistan should stop fearing, dying daily and start living
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What keeps India together?
Electing and eulogising people like Modi comes with a cost
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Ertugrul Ghazi and modern Turkey’s strategic imperatives
Turkey had shown the path to Muslims, it can lead now
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Afghanistan — corruption trumps violence
Corruption-tired common Afghans continue to flock towards the Taliban, viewed as “brutal but efficient and devout”
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Future warfare, full spectrum conflict and our options
As Sino-Indian border skirmishes hint at a war between the two countries
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The future of warfare and Artificial Intelligence
The greatest impact of AI on warfare may be social since autonomous, AI-driven machines increasingly replace humans
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The future of warfare — India and Pakistan
“States monopoly over violence” will weaken
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Indian interests and strategy in Afghan peace
To conclude, India and its proxies would burn their hands in the Afghan inferno if they don’t pay heed to Sita Ram
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The pervasive world of Indian intelligence
At apex in Indian intelligence is the Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs (CCPA) under the PM
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Islam, Millennials and Generation Z
Finally some words about criticism in a fashion directed at our simple mullah (cleric)
Recent Contributors
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Shrouq Tariq
The writer is an Egyptian researcher with a special interest in Middle Eastern Issues
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Nasar Qadir
The writer is an economics and political science graduate, and founder of the educational initiative Averroes
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Muhammad Hassan Majeed
The writer is a psychiatrist. He is a fellow at the department of anesthesiology and critical care management at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, United States.
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Shuja Uddin
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Ali Hasnain Rizvi The writer is a technology expert with more than 20 years of experience. Has worked for Intel, SAP, Audi and other multinationals worldwide. Since 2014, he is leading a German government led Smart City Project with his focus on Ingolstadt Smart City initiative in collaboration with Audi.
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Natasha Iqbal
The writer is an undergrad in philosophy and business from the University of Kent. She likes to write on culture and current affairs.
