Sarmad Ishfaq
Sarmad Ishfaq is a researcher for a Lahore based think tank. He has several publications in international journals and magazines in the field of Terrorism/Counterterrorism and International Relations.
Freemasonry’s ‘Jadoo Ghar’ once existed in Pakistan
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The Freemasons are secular fraternal organizations that find their roots from stonemasons of ancient civilizations. The Masons claim they are an organization...
Modern-day India reaffirms Quaid-e-Azam’s Two-Nation theory
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As loudly as it echoed in the period leading up to 1947, the two-nation theory still resonates in modern-day “secular” India.
The two-nation...
Beyond the Glitzy Skyscrapers? Nationality, Citizenship, and Class in GCC
Sarmad Ishfaq |
Living for more than 3 years in the heart of Dubai, I experienced the city as it presents itself on TV and...
How the 26-year-old Tamil Tiger Insurgency was Defeated
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The article deliberates how Sri Lanka militarily bested the Tamil Tigers with what is known as the Rajapaksa or Sri Lankan Counterinsurgency...
Nationality, Citizenship & Class in UAE & GCC: Beyond the glitzy...
Sarmad Ishfaq |
Living for more than 3 years in the heart of Dubai, I experienced the city as it presents itself on TV and...
India’s Saffron Justice: The Rise of the Hindutva State under BJP...
Sarmad Ishfaq |
Although it appears that Pakistan is perpetually portrayed as a hotbed for violence against minorities, it is ironically India that fits this...
