How Fair Are Pak Elections?
Pakistan elections marred by allegations of poll rigging and army meddling … writes Dr Sakariya Kareem. While half of Pakistan’s history saw
Alarming Neglect and Desecration of Minority Sacred Sites in Pakistan
Historical and religious sites in Pakistan suffer distressing neglect and desecration, exposing a disturbing pattern of the government’s callous disregard for minority
GILGIT-BALTISTAN: People block streets across the region
The protests have now been four weeks old and there is no sign of abatement. In fact, frustration and anger is propelling
India is making substantial strides in tackling poverty
India is celebrating 75th Republic Day on Friday. The country has changed in the last few decades. The Poverty Headcount Ratio in
Singh Cements Defence Ties with Britain
Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s historic visit to the UK has led to the fostering of future collaboration in defence research and
Sustained deprivation impacts the progress of PoJK and Gilgit-Baltistan
The pervasive deprivation of essential services in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) and Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) is affecting the general public. The discontent
State’s secrets will become more secretive in China now!
As China aggressively positions itself on the global stage, the State Secrets Law amendments have far-reaching consequences for international relations. The intensified
Will Baloch vote against the Pak Army?
The army and the Punjabi political parties have not learnt any lessons from the past, including the separation of East Pakistan, to
SPECIAL: The Continued Disempowerment of the Baloch
The Baloch insurgency has attracted far less international attention than the conflicts in Pakistan’s northwest tribal areas or its tense and dangerous
West in a fix as China Tightens Grip on Myanmar Affairs
The Myanmar situation, where China has positioned itself as a mediator, has become a focal point for Western nations evaluating China’s motivations.