Terror stalks Hindu community in Sindh
Pakistan, over the years, has made the law against blasphemy so retrogressive that more often than not people charge others, especially minorities,
INDIA’S ELECTORAL SAGA: A Unique Phenomenon
India has a long and proud history of being a vibrant and successful electoral democracy. This identity predates its achievements in other
EXODUS: Pakistanis Fleeing Amid Economic Turmoil and Political Uncertainty
Political instability, unmanageable inflation, and rising religious extremism are the major factors that are driving Pakistanis out… writes Dr Sakariya Kareem The
UN Expert Denounces Israel’s ‘Starvation Campaign’ in Gaza
The destruction of fishing livelihoods in the enclave had undermined the right to food for people in Gaza and pushed them into
Ukraine Initiates Forced Evacuation from 57 Eastern Settlements
Besides, children along with their parents or legal guardians will be forcibly evacuated from 18 settlements in the Veliky Burluk and Olkhovatsky
Modi’s Visit Promises Healing Touch for Naya Kashmir
Prime Minister Modi’s Kashmir visit appears to be a testing ground going forward. It seems that the government is not yet convinced
Munich Tests India’s Foreign Policy
S. Jaishankar, in a brilliant exposition, explained that India was not “anti-West but non-West” and affirmed that India’s relationship with the US
Child malnutrition extreme in north Gaza, says WHO
Calls for Israel to do more to address the humanitarian crisis have grown louder since the deaths of Palestinians lining up for
UN Team Visits Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza
The UN team has brought with them medicines, vaccines and fuel to help ensure that the medical facility remains functioning. A UN
Veteran Umpire Marais Erasmus Retires
As of now, he umpired in 80 Tests, 124 ODIs and 43 T20Is played by men, as well as in 18 women’s