Anti-establishment narrative: Short term gains at a cost too high

No two opinions that we are in the grip of one of the harshest inflation which has made a decent living for many a...

Why is UN nowhere to be seen in Afghanistan?

Problems, deficiencies, carnage of unarmed civilians; this is what Afghanistan is brimful of. Wherever the eye looks, nothing is visible but a situation clamoring...

Muslim persecution in India disguised under fake ‘encounters’

Fake encounters in several Indian states are an everyday phenomena.  However, they remain out of media attention, being camouflaged by a slew of draconian...

Ethiopian-Tigrayan conflict: Political challenges for the Horn of Africa & beyond

Ethiopia, an African darling of the international community, is sliding towards civil war as the coronavirus pandemic hardens ethnic fault lines. The consequences of prolonged...

The cowardice of Sharif

Those who have read William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar are familiar with Brutus who killed Caesar, not because he loved him less but because he...

Illegal wildlife trade in Pakistan and its effect on tourism

Wildlife trade has been rampant in Pakistan for decades. According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), wildlife crime is the...

Why is the female literacy rate in Balochistan the lowest in the world?

Educated women demonstrate a significant role in the development and progress of a nation. Today, nations who have paid tremendous services to women education...

BJP-RSS’ ‘koota yuddha’ on Muslims and misinformed Islamophobia

France happened to be a pioneer of modern human rights. How come its slogan `life liberty and pursuit of happiness’ allows it to drag...

India will be a roadblock in Russia-Pakistan relations

OneWorld is sharing Andrew Korybko's responses to several questions sent to him by Adeela Jawad about the contemporary state and future prospects of Russia-Pakistan...

What is big data and why is there so much buzz around it?

‘Policies in Pakistan are failing!’ This is a chant in almost every sphere of Pakistan whether public, private, NGOs or think tanks. The lack...

A look into Pakistan’s justice system

There are almost 1.9 million cases awaiting justice in Pakistan. In Pakistan’s history, the intermittent military intervention in politics and the abrogation of constitution...

Pakistani governments must back Pakistan army as it battles bigger security threats outside

Aamir Khan, my first cousin, was an army Lance Naik (a non-commissioned personnel), born after many years of his parents’ marriage. His father was...
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