RAW officer, Naval Commander Kulbhushan Jadhav, arrested from Balochistan in 2016, became an international scandal when India hoping for relief took his case to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in Hague. On 13th November 2020, DG ISPR, spokesman Pakistan Army, while briefing on Dossier along with the country’s foreign minister, informed the world that another Indian officer, Col. Rajesh is the mastermind behind terror-sponsoring in Pakistan, through Indian consulates in Afghanistan.

Pakistan's Foreign Minister in his press conference (on November 13) revealed that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was directly running a terrorist cell against the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Details of the cell and its activities were provided in the Dossier titled, “Indian Efforts to Destabilize Pakistan” shared with P-5 countries and the UN. But what does that mean?

Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM movement) of the combined opposition, that started with a bang, attracted media attention, was putting both the government and the establishment under pressure, now seems to be fizzling out. Series of blunders and a bad hand dealt by the second wave of corona pandemic has now left opposition parties so battered and confused that they are not even sure how to find an exit out of the embarrassing “political cul de sac” – GVS Report examines.

The world has respected France for "ideas", but the narrow-minded reactions of those in Macron's France don't inspire much faith in the future of French ideas.

The man, Khadim Hussain Rizvi, has died but will this be the end of the politically destabilizing phenomenon he created? Editor Global Village Space examines the rise of TLP as a movement and argues that its genesis lies in the class and world view fault lines of Pakistani social and political order.

Imran Khan’s strict belief in “smart lockdowns” definitely worked. While, Pakistan’s opposition parties, urban elite, the medical community and most in the world kept...

Recently, Joe Biden wrote a piece for the Foreign Affairs in which he laid out his vision for the United States under his administration....

Powerful German TV drama adapted from a French novel that explores the dark secrets of love and tragedy between men and women

Kalamkari shawls continue to be an essential part of our heritage. They are often gifted at weddings and special occasions. The beautiful pieces of cloth are widely popular in the Northern regions of India and Pakistan, mainly in Kashmir, and their popularity seems to be growing worldwide.

Why the Muslim world failed to democratize? What are the reasons behind the rise of authoritarianism and underdevelopment in Muslim majority countries? Professor Ahmet T. Kuru wrote Islam, Authoritarianism, and Underdevelopment: A Global and Historical Comparison, which has become co-winner of the American Political Science Association's International History and Politics Section Book Award, to answer these important questions. GVS Assistant Editor Farah Adeed discusses these important questions with Prof. Kuru in this exclusive interview. A must-read for the students of Political Science, History, International Relations, and CSS aspirants.

Pakistan's agricultural sector suffers from major endemic problems – its per hectare yield is the poorest in the region. We examine why this is so and where priorities should be set for improvement.

CEO of FFC’s FACE program and the South Asia representative for IFA Gender Diversity Taskforce, Ms. Maliha Malik, explains FACE's multipronged strategy to develop the agriculture sector of Pakistan. In an exclusive interview, she explained how FACE is working in close association with the government of Pakistan, CPEC authority, and other private enterprises such as Askari bank to ensure agriculture up-gradation and women empowerment along with much-needed welfare services for the underprivileged.