After India’s folly, the emerging situation can be best described by the proverb “the basket broke in the cat’s favour”—in other words, a fortunate opportunity…
WHEN Indian journalist Sakshi Joshi showed a bit of courage, I was reminded of Kurt Lang and Gladys Engel Lang. This husband-and-wife duo migrated from…
TWO powerful currents were active in South Asia. One was driven by India’s aspiration for regional dominance, and the other, in stark contrast, was grounded…
IS there a connection between the Prime Minister of Pakistan’s visit to Turkeyia and India’s aggressive, war-like actions against Pakistan? If we search for the…
ONCE again, Pakistan finds itself walking a tightrope. Surrounded by powerful neighbours, pulled by historical alliances, and burdened by internal scars, the country stands at…
THE saying “Company of the great makes one great” comes vividly to life in the personality of Professor Khurshid Ahmad. His ancestral roots traced back…
IN a significant shift, electricity prices dropped sharply, sparking a political debate—not over the benefit, but over who deserves credit. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, who…
IN 2017-18, during Pakistan Day celebrations at the President House, a debate arose about what should follow the recitation of the Holy Quran. I argued…
THE tragedy of the Jafar Express had left us devastated when Dr.Khalil Toker’s smile appeared. Though currently in Pakistan, Dr. Toker is essentially a walking,…
