Nepal pulls out of BIMSTEC military drill
M Jamil
NEPAL has been a prime target of Indian deep state stratagem to make it a client state after subduing Bhutan and Maldives. Nepal has many a time tried to break the octopus squeeze...
Indian Violation of Human Rights in Kashmir
IN a blatant violation of freedom of information norms, India’s home ministry abruptly withdrew the security clearance granted to Qatar’s Al Jazeera network after a documentary on Kashmir was aired by the channel. Now,...
American debacle in Afghanistan
Hussain
'WAR is too important to be left to the generals.'Georges Clemenceau (French Premier, 1906-1909, 1917-1920)
It is obvious by now that the American military engagement in Afghanistan, which began with the US invasion in the...
flag hoisting ceremony held at Embassy of Pakistan, Kathmandu
On the auspicious occasion of 71stIndependence Day of Pakistan, an impressive flag hoisting ceremony was held at Embassy of Pakistan, Kathmandu. Ambassador, Mazhar Javedhoisted the national flag. Officials of the Embassy andtheirfamilies as well...
Pakistan and Russia – Entering a new era of cooperation for regional peace
NEW dimensions in ties between Pakistan and Russia have irking world powers besides India as the two countries have decided to enhance their military cooperation besides other sectors. The two countries on August 2018...
Stateless Minority of Democratic India
Kiran
THE current situation in Assam seems like a nightmare, a warning about the internal contradictions of democracy. It is a warning that the 19th century ideas of democracy as electoral-ism and the notion of...
Minorities face discrimination in government jobs
Kuldip Nayar
I recall after the Independence, politician and diplomat Syed Shahabuddin articulated the Muslim point of view. He did not ask for separation but suggested a self-rule for Muslims within the country. Nobody took...
The Game Changer General Elections of Pakistan and External Conspiracies
Roshan Rana
THE Pakistan strong commitment towards democracy is very obvious as the last two democratically elected governments has successfully completed their five years term and provided friendly atmosphere for investment and trade and infrastructure...
India’s social-media ‘lynch mobs’ pose growing threat
Shashi Tharoor
SOCIAL-media platforms are often criticized for their susceptibility to toxic dialogue and vicious attacks. It is a problem that India knows well. Just ask External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, whose recent vilification by...
