Tag: India
Armed Forces’ Reforms Agenda
In the times of grave economic crisis, keeping the armed forces battle-ready against a much bigger enemy requires sweeping reforms and creative thinking
The Umbilical Cord
The United States remains the last fallback for Pakistan in times of every economic crisis
Occupied Kashmir Bleeds
Although the precarious food and economic situation of Pakistan is understandable, sacrifices made by Kashmiris should not be bartered for onions and tomatoes
Difficult Choices
For Pakistan, a balancing act between the US-led Western bloc and the emerging Russia-China alliance is easier said than done
Pulling the plug
According to new US rules, committee may consider harsher punishments where a foreign company's violation of an agreement poses a significant threat to national security
Imran Khan kicks off PTI long march from Lahore
PTI dedicats its long march to slain journalist Arshad Sharif
Army, ISI raise questions over Arshad Sharif’s killing
In an unprecedented move DG ISI Lt Gen Nadeem Ahmed Anjum and DG ISPR Major General Babar Iftikhar addressed a press conference speaking on...
Arshad Sharif – a Symbol of the ‘Long March’
The long march on Friday to come is not just a gathering of the people or collecting a mob but cumulative sentiments of the people, their expression and their cry for change
Preparing for the Future
Unfortunately, Pakistani educational institutions are still preparing students, if preparing at all, for the last century's industrial needs
Murders We Wrote Off
Diyat law perhaps makes Pakistan the only country where the rich are given legal immunity from murder as long as they can afford to pay blood-money