Creation myths
By Asad Rahim Khan
IT started as a murmur. “Amit Shah’s insinuation, that Muslims shall not and cannot be safe and secure in India, will be widely acclaimed in one country: Pakistan,” wrote Indian historian Ramachandra Guha.
This was some months before Kashmir and Ayodhya, and...
Khan’s case for Kashmir
By Syeda Mamoona Rubab
The prime minister did a good job projecting the Kashmir cause at UNGA, writes Syeda Mamoona Rubab
It has been a week since Prime Minister Imran Khan made an impassioned appeal to the world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)...
The Kashmir quagmire: Options for Pakistan
By Asma Khalid
The unresolved Kashmir dispute is the defining factor in the bilateral relations between India and Pakistan. Since the partition of the sub-continent, the Kashmir issue has been described as the unfinished agenda of the partition of British India and now many more...
Kashmir at UNGA: Awakening the World’s Conscience
Syeda Mamoona Rubab
When Prime Minister Imran Khan addresses the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York on Sept 27, he would seek to catapult the Kashmir dispute and the aggravating human rights situation in the Indian Occupied Kashmir (IOK) to the forefront of...
Understanding Ethno-Religious Fascism in India
By Sarosh Siddiqui
Fascism constituted a major threat to international peace and security in the last century. It caused a major international conflict and triggered several small scale genocidal conflicts across the world. India’s current government, its ideologues...
Is Pakistan doing enough for Kashmir?
By Syeda Mamoona Rubab
Syeda Mamoona Rubab feels that there was no urgency in the government’s lobbying efforts ahead of the UNSC meeting
Last week, Pakistan celebrated the return of the Kashmir dispute to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) after more than 50 years, notwithstanding the...
ICJ Verdict: Who Won?
By Syeda Mamoona Rubab
Syeda Mamoona Rubab is not surprised by the ruling which came out on Wednesday
The International Court of Justice has ruled in favour of consular access for the Indian spy, Commander Kulbhushan Jhadav, who is on death row in Pakistan. Yet the...
29th Plenary Meeting: India-Pakistan applications remain on NSG docket
By Asma Khalid
Stalemate at Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) on admission of non-NPT countries has persisted for the fourth consecutive year as the group’s 29th annual plenary held at Nur-Sultan (Kazakhstan) on June 20 -21 ended without progress on the matter.
Consensus on the issue has...
Under Modi, a Hindu Nationalist Surge Has Further Divided India
via The New York Times
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