Op-ed: India wedded to might is right
In an interview with Indian media outlet The Wire, Moeed Yusuf revealed that India had expressed a "desire for conversation" but said that Pakistan's...
Iqbal’s ‘khudi’ and global environmental problems
The following is an excerpt from the book Ordo Pluriversalis: The End of Pax Americana and the Rise of Multipolarity published by Black House...
Will Trump upend the neo-colonial world order?
Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney released an extraordinary statement on Tuesday, decrying a political scene he said, “has moved away from spirited debate...
Here are all the reasons why Pakistan deserves to be on UNHRC
Pakistan was on Wednesday re-elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) after securing 169 votes in a 193-member UN General Assembly. Uzbekistan,...
After Bin Laden’s niece, Trump gets endorsement from Taliban
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told CBS News in a phone interview Sunday, "We hope he will win the election and wind up US...
Op-ed: Donald Trump has been an extraordinary US leader
President Trump's role in the United States has been extraordinary. All that had been previously said about Muslims, Palestine, China, North Korea, and Israel...
Op-ed: BJP is turning a blind eye to RSS involvement in Delhi riots
Despite anti-Muslim overtone, Delhi police supplementary charge sheet admits one brutal fact, the fascist Rashtriya Swayem Sevak Sangh had organised a Kattar Hindu Ekta...
FATF and the politics behind ‘terrorism’
Pakistan is struggling hard to wriggle out of the Financial Action Task Force grey-list. Pakistan needs 15 out of 39 votes to get rid...
Op-ed: Focus on export, FDI requires paradigm shift in Pakistan’s foreign policy
Efforts to increase export ranks are among the highest priorities of any government wishing to invigorate economic growth and thereby achieve economic independence. As...
Saudi Arabia: The journey from ultra-conservatism to ultra-modernism
Saudi Arabia, currently, is undergoing a phenomenal metamorphosis; a country widely known for its ultra-conservative posture is now gradually moving towards liberalism. It is...
Op-ed: Research is on the rise as teaching appears to be in decline
Some days ago, I discovered by chance an Urdu article of Waseem Khattak entitled “Asaatza kay tahqeeqi maqalay taleem ko tabah kar rahy hen”,...
Op-ed: Draconian laws in India are not synonymous with constitutional democracy
Reuters (September 11, 2020) stunned readers by reporting that `Indian state uses draconian law to detain those accused of killing cows'. The northern state...