Democratizing the Judicial Process – Indian Courts Exercise of Suo Motu Powers
An advocate of the Indian Supreme Court explains the evolution of suo motu powers under Indian courts in the past 40 years in order to enforce part 3 of the constitution which has led them to usurp into areas that hitherto were the prerogative of the legislature and executive.
Sub-continent’s 5th Generation Warfare
Omer Amir | South Asia’s roundabout 2 billion population deserve a prosperous, opulent and vibrant future. They have been relegated to the sidelines of global...
Modi’s populism or Imran’s humanity: What went wrong for BJP?
Noorulain Naseem | Considering the level of success that populism has in contemporary politics, it must have seemed like a sane idea to Indian Prime...
Kashmir issue: Indian media follows Israel’s Hasbara model
Muhammad Mueen Ahmad | A Survey from Microsoft shows that India is a hotbed of fake news compared to any other country of the world. The survey...
Balakot airstrike: India’s failure at legal front?
Imran Jan | Emotions, political rhetoric, and patriotism aside what is the legality of the actions of Pakistan and India during this latest episode of...
Course correction is required – Farid A Malik
Dr. Farid A Malik | Most civilian institutions in the country are in total disarray. Unless a major course correction is carried out, meltdown is...
Pakistan’s real challenge is to improve its soft power
Abdul Rasool Syed | Kudos to Pakistan Army! Exclusively to Air Force for shooting down two Indian aircraft violating Pakistani airspace; it was, for sure,...
Welcome to #NayaPakistan – Saad Rasool
Saad Rasool | The past few weeks have seen an astonishing turn of events in South Asia. Astonishing, not only for the fact that Pakistan...
Hybrid warfare: Strategic coercion against Pakistan – Ikram Sehgal
Ikram Sehgal | While a globalized world was a cherished goal to bring people together, globalization is increasingly used by one or the other country...
Turkish-Chinese spat puts Central Asian leaders on the spot
Dr. James M Dorsey | A Turkish-Chinese spat as a result of Turkish criticism of China’s crackdown on Turkic Muslims in its strategic but troubled north-western province...
India’s bellicosity: What can Pakistan expect from China’s NPC huddle?
Jan Achakzai | China’s some 3,000 of the most powerful officials are preparing for the annual parliamentary huddle known as the National People’s Congress, (NPC),...
Resurging Pakistan makes Modi’s India annoyed
Saira & Hamna Mahrukh | On 26 February, at midnight around 3.30am, the so-called largest democracy scraped a series of articles of the United Nations...