Debunking the myths of Kashmiri Pundits exodus
The tale of Kashmiri Pundits’ evacuation is extremely difficult to tell. Different theories exist regarding the Hindu Pandit exodus. One side highlights that thousands of
June 8, 2022
Opinion
Petrol, people and policy
The ‘tough’ and ‘bold’ decisions that this government was urged to take are finally here. In fact, ‘shock therapy’ would be the more appropriate term
June 7, 2022
Has Imran Khan’s political bubble burst?
Will former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s narrative get the desired response? Or will he make Pakistan more vulnerable by fanning dissension within institutions and society,
June 6, 2022
China’s political system and its rise
China has a single-party political system that is authoritative. The Communist Party of China, often known as the Chinese Communist Party, rules the country. China
June 3, 2022
Maligning state institution in Pakistan for political mileage
The state constitutes four pillars including the executive, the legislature, the judiciary, and media. These pillars of the state are bound to perform their functions
June 1, 2022
Cementing Pakistan-Nepal’s ties for better bilateral understanding
Most bilateral relations in the region, including those between Kathmandu and Islamabad, are dominated by concerns about India’s massive influence in the region. Both countries
May 26, 2022
Revolting against the word ‘pagal’
As a mental health advocate, I have heard horrid stories of people’s experiences with psychotherapy in Pakistan. A lot of people reach out to me
May 26, 2022
Can a long march succeed without revolutionary ideology?
“Without revolutionary theory there can be no revolutionary movement,” said a great Russian statesman and founder of the USSR Valdemar Lenin. I wonder how relatable
May 25, 2022