Democracy in South Asia: A long road ahead
When we say the word”
Democracy”, we intend towards liberal democracy which reflects certain
characteristics such as; rule of law, transparent electoral process, free and
fair judicial...
Joining the global protest fray: Islamists march on the Pakistani capital
Pakistan, long viewed as an
incubator of religious militancy, is gearing up for a battle over the future of
the country’s notorious madrassas, religious seminaries accused...
India Possibly Trying to Appease China on Kashmir
The recent meeting between Chinese
President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi referred to as the
2nd India-China Informal Summit was held in Chennai...
An Open Letter to Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Dear Uncle
and Aunty,
Greetings,
This letter
comes to you from your Pakistani nephew whom you do not know. I would like to
thank you for visiting my motherland....
Will CPEC be a Factual Game Changer?
Pakistan’s economy is shrinking, and shrink
economy always needs reforms, reforms either political, social or economic can
be an upright source of wherewithal to fight preceding...
Post-UNGA: Kashmir is somewhere between abyss and fear
Hailed as a hero for calling out New Delhi’s draconian measures in
occupied Kashmir, Imran Khan warned the world of a “bloodbath” once India
lifts its lockdown...
Kashmir Issue at the UNGA and the Nuclear Discourse
The Kashmir issue has more significance in
view of the nuclearization of South Asia as many security
experts around the world consider Kashmir a potential ‘nuclear...
1.2 trillion rupees on the move: Modi’s greatest piece of purchase yet
Last week, the RBI (Reserve Bank of India)
was taken aback by more than a surprise. Just when it was dealing with the
uncomfortable series of...
Walking the tight rope: India’s Diplomatic Strategy in the Middle East
India’s diplomatic corps have been
resolutely articulating India’s stances and furthering its interests in the
international fora where multiple challenges emanating from historical and
contemporary contexts are...
From Ancient Era to Imperial Era: Indian Ocean in Historical Lenses
“Whoever controls the Indian Ocean will dominate Asia, the destiny of
the world will be decided on its waters,” Alfred Mahan
Authors: Rana
Danish Nisar & Ali...