Opinion

Bucha City is a typical case of how modern warfare has become a reason to commit genocide and get away with it

The competition is preventing Pakistan’s economic connectivity and natural resource extraction prospects as well

To Yogi and Gadkari, it may prove helpful if the BJP fails to form the government at the Centre this time

Humans remain a powerful force due to their well-rounded intelligence, which includes empathy, common sense

Unlike populist narrative in the North, South has consistently resisted against Hindutva ideology

Such language obviously resonated the thinking within the American security establishment

Irony is that the only way to find how the mind works is by trying to observe our mental processes

Taj Mahal and other artistic endeavours of pre-modern India are examples of aesthetic investigations

 Pakistan is turning into an irredeemably sinking ship

Israel in Gaza though has been ruthless and disproportionate to the point of committing heinous war-crimes

The situation in Gaza is badly damaging the moral standing of West Plus, alongside a morally battered Israel

A common catchphrase in policy circles is, “It is not the government’s job to do business”

The aim always had been to change how the other nation defines its national interests

For an ideology to succeed, it should be focused and based on real history

The world has witnessed a rapid rise in non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and cardiovascular diseases (CVDs)

People become neurotic when they content themselves with inadequate or wrong answers to the questions of life

Weak democratic character of political parties indirectly facilitates hold & dominance of army leadership in politics

Under the same Award, the Federal Government cut down its collection charges from 5% to 1%

Both centralised and decentralised models are available depending on the form of government

Female colleagues are exhausted because misogyny and harassment is deeply rooted in the system

Legal status will be questionable as a state must have elements of population, government, sovereignty and territory

Career barriers for female faculty in education sector reflect a painful reality about gender discrimination

The therapy involves lots of different tricks to get better at speaking, understanding language and communicating well

There is no denying the role of sports in sublimating extremist visceral and cerebral impurities of society

Development economists of the past envisioned a different role for governments

Pakistan’s adherence to the Convention could have far-reaching implications

It’s the poor whose allocated funds in the budget are ultimately embezzled

Social media is designed to give wrong interpretations of every aspect of life

This story of Pakistan is still developing but there is little optimism about its happy ending

Anti-Semitism is broad brush most in the West would apply to any attempt that humanises victims of Israeli aggression

Due to Modi’s unscrupulous election-winning methods, Sri Lankan diplomacy is at odds with India

It is no surprise that every born child is bestowed with a debt of Rs250,000

Democracies usually welcome candid foreign input with open arms

In recent years, Xinjiang has embarked on a path of rapid development

The trust of the public in all state institutions is at its lowest

Pakistan is the sixth largest country in terms of its population, is strategically located and is a nuclear power

These interactions force Vladimir and Estragon to question the nature, purpose and futility of their existence

The continuous conflict between Israel and Palestine has been a key concern in the Middle East

Some colleagues have explained this double standard using the lens of racism

Pakistan follows the policy of carpet vaccination among its commercial poultry

With American backing Israel is able to shatter the myth of Hamas and reinforce its deterrence capability

The recrudescence of Taliban violence owes itself to reversal in Taliban’s fortunes in Afghanistan

BRI’s led economic integration globally foresees a world connected through trading chains and corridors

The single biggest reason given for cheating, endorsed by 72 per cent of the respondents, was “pressure to do well”

It is Iran, Pakistan’s immediate neighbour, which has been caught in the conflict

Policymakers must prioritise consistency, transparency and stakeholder engagement in the policymaking process

Success achieved by unfair means turns into a pyric victory by costing beholders more than benefiting them in long run

Einstein and Newton continue to serve humanity much more than any doctor ever has

Pakistan clearly needs to decide how it wants to manage its relationship with both the US and China

With its huge economy, India has a lot of issues regarding human trafficking