Through The Prism Of Foreign Policy
Following the Partition of the Indian Sub-continent into two Dominions in 1947, the Government of India, led by Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, showed understanding and supported relocation of those, […]
The Long, Complex & Dynamic Nature Of A Partnership!
The Taliban, who have returned to power in Afghanistan after 20 years, seemingly, are much interested in maintaining cordial ties with al-Qaeda. Top US officials recently analysed the relation between […]
Immense Courage & Resilience…
The Pakistani fighter jets bombed the bases of Northern Alliance in Panjshir Valley, immediately after the visit of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Chief Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed to Kabul on September […]
Combating Depression & Loneliness
She dresses up as a bride once a week… on Fridays. Initially, this strange hobby of a mother of four in Lahore, Pakistan shocked her neighbours. Now, they have got […]
A Change In Stance
It is not an internal crisis of the Islamic World, but a clash between two different ideologies. While Islamic Republic of Iran is considered as a progressive nation in West […]
Friendly Neighbourhood: A Great Expectation?
It seems that the relation between India and Pakistan shall remain the same in future, as it has been in the last seven decades. After playing an active role in […]
The Visibly Invisible Crisis!
With the Taliban returning to Power in neighbouring Afghanistan, India is facing a migrant problem, yet again! Since the Partition of the Indian Subcontinent in 1947, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh […]
Decolonisation & The International Order
India had become an Independent Nation on August 15, 1947, only after the Partition of the Indian Subcontinent, and the birth of Pakistan. In other words, the way the Indian […]
The Onus Is On The Taliban
The Onus is on the Taliban to decide how the World reacts to Regime Resolution Number 2593, passed by the UNSC just prior to India handing over its presidency, read: […]
Boundless Ocean Of Politics 