US military struck hornet’s nest: Violent rifts in Middle East

Opinion | The United States stirred a hornet’s nest that stretches far beyond Iraq when it this weekend attacked an Iranian-backed militia. The fallout of the US...

2019: A momentous year for Pakistan’s Foreign Affairs

Prime Minister Imran Khan and Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi made crucial foreign visits mainly to draw support of friends for the ailing economy...

Iraq suffering in the crossfire of US-Iran conflict

Opinion | The “precision defensive strikes” by the United States at five targets of Iran-backed Kataib Hezbollah militia in Iraq and Syria on Sunday night...

Taliban’s ruling council agreed to temporary cease-fire

In a latest development, the Taliban’s ruling council agreed to a temporary cease-fire in Afghanistan, providing a window in which a peace agreement with...

US Presidential Candidate raises concerns on Kashmir

In a recent meeting organized by Pakistani-American Democrat Dr. Asif Mahmood, US Presidential candidate Cory Booker express his concerns over the conditions in Kashmir...

Trump faces firestorm after identifying alleged whistleblower

Donald Trump faced calls from his own party to show more restraint on Twitter amid a storm of outrage Sunday over the president revealing...

US carries out strikes against pro-Iran outfit in Iraq and Syria in defiance of UN Charter’s clause on Sovereignty; 25 killed, 55 wounded

The US has conducted air strikes at 5 facilities allegedly tied to a pro-Iran militant group in Iraq, killing at least 25 fighters, Iraqi security...

Afghan Battle: The US losing lives but for what?

If the latest U.S. soldier just killed in Afghanistan, as yet unidentified, was married, I can’t help but wonder what U.S. officials are going...

Donald Trump offended for cutting his scenes from Home Alone 2

American President Donald Trump is offended for omitting his cameo from the movie 'Home Alone 2'. Donald Trump had featured in the Home Alone...

US Military education in Pakistan: A strategic asset

Opinion | With increasing strategic competition among the world’s most powerful states, both global and regional powers have been realigning their foreign and strategic policies....

‘More churros, less cops!’: New York food vendors feel the heat

For two decades, Guadalupe Galicia has been waking up every day at 4:00 am to make tamales and rice pudding to sell on the...

Why Modi does not want Peace in Afghanistan?

The Modi government’s approach to the transition in Afghanistan bears an uncanny resemblance to the situation thirty years ago, in end-1989. A great power that...
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