Muslims in India: who is responsible for their suppressed voices?
With 15 per cent (over 100 million) of India’s population, the Muslim in Hindu-majoritarian is the largest minority. India boasts of being the third-largest Muslim...
A decade ago: US-NATO intervention in Libya and its consequences
Ten years ago, on 19 March 2011, the United States and its military arm NATO unleashed a sustained bombardment against Libya, where Colonel Muammar...
The government’s futile campaign against ECP
The government is considering moving the Supreme Court to initiate the contempt proceedings against the Chief Election Commissioner and members of the Election Commission...
Khaksar Martyrs’ Day: remembering the sacrifices they made
March 19, 1940, was a black day in the history of the Indian subcontinent and cannot be forgotten. On this day, police opened fire...
From Earth to space-based: future of the Internet
We are living in an age of hyper-globalization. The world is virtually connected more than it has ever been so, historically. Technology has given...
CSS English paper: a disservice by FPSC?
On 18 February 2021, the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) commenced the examination of Central Superior Services (CSS), 2021. On the first day, language...
Confessions of RAW officers- the diplomats in disguise
Yet another book Terror in Islamabad has been published by officer Amar Bhushan who happened to have served as a diplomat at the Indian High...
Prime Minister castigated election commission
In his 50 minutes speech, Prime Minister thanked the lawmakers belonging to the PTI and allied parties for reposing confidence in him. He also...
Brain drain: an Achilles’ Heel for the Global South?
|Arfah Ziah and Ammara Kalsoom When the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648 introduced the world with a Nation-State system, an integral part of the treaty...
Brexit: did it favour the UK and its foreign policy?
The contemporary, especially the second decade of the 21st century, is causing immense changes around the world, especially in foreign policies. Before delving deeper...
Growing significance of Asia Pacific in international politics
The Asia Pacific is part of the world located in the western Pacific Ocean. It includes regions of East Asia, South Asia, South East...
Morality doldrums: the galling truth of Pakistan
I recently visited the bank for some assignments. While finishing my queries, I saw a young educated man who entered the bank and went...