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.

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...

Noorulain Naseem | Considering the level of success that populism has in contemporary politics, it must have seemed like a sane idea to Indian Prime...

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...

Dr. Farid A Malik | Most civilian institutions in the country are in total disarray. Unless a major course correction is carried out, meltdown is...

Imran Jan | Emotions, political rhetoric, and patriotism aside what is the legality of the actions of Pakistan and India during this latest episode of...

Abdul Rasool Syed | Kudos to Pakistan Army! Exclusively to Air Force for shooting down two Indian aircraft violating Pakistani airspace; it was, for sure,...

Saad Rasool | The past few weeks have seen an astonishing turn of events in South Asia. Astonishing, not only for the fact that Pakistan...

Ikram Sehgal | While a globalized world was a cherished goal to bring people together, globalization is increasingly used by one or the other country...

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...

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),...

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...