When Peace and Politics intersects
On July 11, a peace march named Aman Pasoon in Khyber drew national attention. The rally was to reconcile the voices and
Trump Slaps 25% Tariff on India
A Wake-Up Call for New Delhi’s Strategic Posturing In a series of actions that are being felt in international stock markets, US
Modi Government Story Breaks Down in the Case of Mumbai Blasts
Shaking the very premise of the counter terrorist discourse in India, the Bombay High Court has overturned by acquittal all twelve people
Positive Economic Signals as Recession Ends
In the recent years the national economy of Pakistan was trapped in a hazardous downward spiral as it was characterized by stagnation,
The Hidden Havoc of Hunger
Unmasking the World Crisis Global hunger remains one of the most complex and pressing crises of our time. Despite enough production of
FAK’s Distortion of Islam
Syed Imran Ahmad Shah (Federal Minister) The menace of terror gangs, such as FAK (Fitna Al Khawarij), remains a menace, and they
Global Human Rights Ideals and India’s Domestic Realities
The human dignity, freedom, and justice are founded on human rights. They were explicit in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)
India ’s Covert Operations and Geopolitical Destabilization
The recent exoneration by the Indian judiciary of 12 persons (of whom one had already died) in the 2006 bombings on trains in
Why India’s Strategic Recalibration is Neither Panic Nor Hubris
A recent Reuters analysis that India is conducting her international policies manoeuvres because the country is being unnerved by Trump and Pakistan
Why India May Invest in Missiles
The primacy of air power in the contemporary war has been noted after the recent skirmishes between India and Pakistan, and between
