Opinion

A normal country doesn't call for the elimination of other countries, even hostile ones.

Gaza has exposed the selective humanitarianism and hypocrisy of the UN and Western world.

They wished to erase that painful chapter from their memories

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Security analysts largely preconceive that the world may have a machine commander.

Conflicts do not bring out the best in people, as we shall soon see.

The implications of climate change are severe, covering the entire planet in a blanket of heat.

We are transported into a magical land of half-truths.

Unresolved issues between the two pushed them into finding alternate means of war.

It is also a state that can be developed through meditation.

It's no longer humanitarian assistance. It's abandonment - and indignity

Half-hearted efforts relying on businesses to make economies greener are not sufficient

This episode has yet again unmasked the Hindutva-driven contradiction at the heart of the Indian state

Mr Modi, for some time has been following pages from Netanyahu's playbook in Palestine.

Then came the attack from Pakistan, which was defensive in nature

India is also blamed for the murder of Sikh activist Avtar Singh Khanda in Britain.

Recent reckonings bear solemn witness to this sweeping global transformation.

India's reliance on the "fundamental change of circumstances", akin to Hungary's, is untenable.

Sectarian divides have further fractured the social landscape.

Pakistan's diplomatic shift could also sharpen global scrutiny of India's record in Kashmir

Academic freedom is a fundamental requirement in a democratic society

Across industries, employers are no longer content with paper qualifications alone.

I am quite aware that there are many different political perspectives on the events of that period

Music industry in Pakistan contributes significantly to the country’s Gross domestic product (GDP).

This cycle has become all too predictable.

This is hardly ever done by the American president.

The so-called guardians designated to keeping or restoring peace on this earthly planet

The most significant move, however, was holding the 1960 World Bank-brokered water accord in abeyance.

The World Bank has pledged a $20 billion, decade-long financing package.

The onus lies squarely on the shoulders of warmongers, led by PM Modi of India.

The roots of resistance in Sindh can be traced back to the ancient Indus Valley Civilisation

30-40% of Pakistan's food supply is wasted annually

History offers a cautionary tale.

A lot has happened since last week's piece on AI's rapid growth and its consequences.

One of the primary causes of inequality is unequal access to education and skills development.

Conflicts invariably cause havoc in the lives of ordinary people

The international system is being unravelled not by some external forces but by the same power who once upheld it.

The logistical challenges of operating so deep within IIOJ&K

America remains unique even today

These laws were not conceived to rehabilitate, but rather to control and suppress.

Autocracies work slowly and gradually.

The Indus Waters Treaty has shown its strength by being a beacon of endurance and hope in Indo-Pak relations.

For a significant number of people, it is seen as the consequence of personal choices gone awry.

The full potential and benefits from the 'reset' of Pak-Afghan bilateralism as optimistically expected now

The stories bleeding out of Sudan are gut-wrenching.

One more example from the tech world before I jump to the political world.

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