Jallianwala Bagh Massacre of 1919 and Kashmir Connection By Dr Syed Nazir Gilani
13 April 1919 marked the centenary of Jallianwala Bagh massacre. It was ordered by Colonel Reginald Dyer who was commanding …
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Foreign policy pronouncements By Arif Nizami
A litany of statements purported to be taken ‘out of context’ has become the hallmark of the PTI government. Starting …
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A swamp called politics By Muhammad Ali Ehsan
Tzipi Livni is termed the most powerful woman in Israel since Golda Meir. Livni is a strong supporter of the …
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Coming challenges in the emerging global order By Shahid Javed Burki
No matter who makes it to the White House after the November 2020 elections in the United States, he or …
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Sudan in flux after coup | Editorial
The situation in Sudan is still in flux as democracy protesters have refused to disperse from the streets of Khartoum, …
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Peace is difficult By Munir Akram
THE recent military crisis with India was a baptism of fire for Prime Minister Imran Khan and the PTI government. …
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Pakistan’s Population Threat By Ashar Jawad
A finite world with finite resources can only support a finite population. Amidst intense political wrangling and a plethora of …
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The Sochi Summit Was A Success, But Plenty Of Serious Challenges Still Remain By Andrew Korybko
President Rouhani’s visit to Sochi to meet with his Russian and Turkish counterparts is being hailed as a success in …
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What Happens When China Becomes the Most Powerful Country in the World By David Batashvili
Globally preeminent states have a tendency to shape the world in many ways. Obviously, they do it in a rather …
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Afghan talks: how big are the challenges By Asif Durrani
US Special Envoy on Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad had been in Islamabad this week as part of his renewed efforts to …
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