Tag: Pakistan
The Sri Lankan Connection
“Our bilateral relations are marked by a commonality of views on major regional and global issues”
The evolving of journalism
The true journalist must aim to be objective and not to subscribe to foregone conclusions
The Way Forward
Pakistan is not a poor country, but a poorly managed country. So how does one proceed forward?
Not a Real Estate Issue
Certainly not, says Ikram Sehgal, one of the few Pakistanis to have visited Israel, as he calls for a negotiated settlement of the simmering Palestine dispute that has taken several thousand lives over the years
Afghanistan: Difficult Choices
War-torn Afghanistan’s future remains uncertain as the Americans pull out of Afghanistan and Kabul and the Taliban are nowhere near reaching a peace deal
Modi’s Assault on Media
The information blockade imposed by India deprives the world of objective reporting on current events in Kashmir
Road to Nowhere
Until Kashmir is free, engagement with India, much less peace, will remain a non-starter
Business Bonanza
The PTI government may not have made a giant leap forward in sorting out the economy, but it has taken several unarguable steps in that direction
The Personal and the Political
A former high commissioner exposes the manner in which the country’s leaders conducted foreign relations with India, side-stepping all diplomatic protocols to serve their own selfish interests