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Monday, November 25, 2024

My tryst with Moeed Pirzada

Indian jurist, Justice Katju, shares insightful discussions and interviews with renowned Pakistani journalist, Dr. Moeed Pirzada, exploring pressing issues and mutual perspectives between India and Pakistan.

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan: A Nation Betraying Its Name—Lt Gen (Retd) Tariq Khan

Pakistan's self-proclaimed Islamic identity stands in stark contrast to the societal actions and behaviors witnessed in the country.

Unmasking the Shadows: The Imperative for Free and Fair Elections in Pakistan

Now, the nation stands at a crossroads once again. It is crucial to put an end to rigged elections and allow the people to determine their own destiny. The quest for true freedom, Haqiqi Azadi, cannot be stopped after all the mess created by the establishment.

India’s Alignment with the US: Implications for Regional Alliances

Assessing the Implications of Aligning with the United States on Regional Alliances. India's growing alignment with the United States is reshaping its position within regional alliances such as BRICS and SCO.

The West’s Double Standards: A Roadblock to Soft Power and Global Influence

In today's interconnected world, the West's hypocrisy and double standards have become increasingly apparent, jeopardizing its soft power and global influence. While Western officials publicly denounce the burning of religious texts.

The causes & consequences of the Turkish-Egyptian rapprochement

In the decade since Egypt has practically become an unofficial member of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), so closely is it nowadays financially and militarily connected to that bloc’s dual Saudi-Emirati core.

Leveling the Field: Challenges in Pakistani Politics

In the realm of Pakistani politics, the concept of a level playing field remains elusive. As the parties in power convene in Dubai to strategize for the upcoming electoral contest, concerns regarding fairness and impartiality come to the forefront.

The US lacks credibility, but all is not lost

The United States’ key allies, the EU and Japan, appear to have taken the lead in attempting to regain credibility and trust. So far, they have taken small steps, but, by and large, they have yet to put their mouth where their mouth is.

Military raids by the CIA and US special forces

From 2004 to January 2015, the CIA carried out 413 drone strikes, as reported by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism. Out of these 413 CIA drone attacks, 362 of them were launched during Obama's tenure.

Preserving Constitutional Democracy in Pakistan

The government's decision to hold trials of the protestors in military courts has sparked debates and raised concerns about the integrity of civilian courts and the preservation of individual rights.

Modi’s US visit spotlights America’s policy choices

Mr. Biden’s problem is that inconsistency in US policy has become as much a liability as it long was an asset. The rise of illiberalism in the United States, symbolized by former President Donald J. Trump, compounds Mr. Biden's difficulties.

Jammu & Kashmir: India’s Coercive Tactics and Modi’s Rule

In the wake of the above-narrated realities, Modi on a three-day state visit to the USA is being given special handling by the State, the Indian diaspora and the US business community.