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WE are fighting on the cheap and expecting to win. Someone somewhere is not thinking right on Kashmir. A year after India’s reoccupation of occupied...

IT may be an exaggeration to say the world lost its innocence on July 16, 1945. On the other hand, it would probably be...

IT has been one year since Kashmiris in the Indian-occupied territory were deprived of their last bit of civil rights and identity. They may...

IT is a strangely conflicted Eid today. The threat of Covid-19 is degraded significantly but at a cost measured in thousands of lives. It...

PORTLAND in Oregon was among the several American cities where the spontaneous protests sparked by the police murder of George Floyd just over two...

THE dreaded militant outfit that once held sway over Pakistan’s former Fata may have been driven out from its stronghold and splintered, but its...

WHEN the jury is out, can a verdict be in? A lot does not make sense as we survey the coronavirus afflicted landscape across major...

THE latest Supreme Court ruling is a damning indictment of the National Accountability Bureau’s (NAB) conduct and the ongoing political witch-hunt. The country’s top...

WHEN foreign delegates to the second congress of the Communist International rea­­ched Petrograd 100 years ago this month, the atmosphere was somewhat different from...

FOLLOW the smell today in Islamabad and it will take you straight to the Aviation Division. And there you will find the problem. Not just...