More: Kashmir
Abrogation of Article 370 and Pakistan’s Pathetic Response
Pakistan, which is a party to Kashmir
dispute could not make significant move after the Indian decision to scrap
Article 370. The fragile economy, conventional military...
National Interest surpassing human rights: Case study of Kashmir
Authors: Rizwan Malik and Areeja Syed
The Indian government revoked the
exceptional status accorded to Indian-occupied Kashmir in Indian constitution.
This sudden development is the most sweeping...
Pakistan’s peace-loving gestures are considered its weakness, unfortunately
Pakistan is
a peace-loving nation and a responsible state. The leadership, civil and
military. Both are visionary and rational very much. Pakistan was the hub of
western...
Webinar: Kashmir Outside the Crosshairs- Does Anyone Care about Kashmir?
Join Modern Diplomacy and our Executive Vice Chairman, Prof. Matthew Crosston, for a Live Intelligence briefing / Webinar, on Sunday September 29 at 18:30...
Secularism in India: Disparity in theory and practice
Authors: Areeja Syed and Kinza Shaheen*
Secularism is adopted by most of the
contemporary states. The three intrinsic principles of secularism are freedom of belief, that...
Article 370 and 35-A: Rigmarole to becloud UN charter and resolutions
India has
scrapped articles 370 and 35-A of its constitution. The article 370 withdraws
`special status’ for disputed Kashmir. According to India, this status
was quid pro quo for...
Can the International Court of Justice answer Pakistan’s knock on its door?
Authors: Shatakhi Kaul and Aaditya Vikram Sharma*
Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Mr. Shah Mehmood
Qureshi has said that the country will approach the International Court of
Justice against...
Decadence of Indian Society
As morals erode, society paths to the age
of decadence. India, a dreamed secular bliss is now shattering to its knees
where morals and ethics of...
Protest: The King is dead, long live the king
Protest is back on the front burner.
Protesters occupy streets in cities ranging from Hong Kong and Moscow to
Khartoum and Algiers. They would likely do...
International Criminal Court and India
The Rome
Statute established four core international crimes: genocide, crimes against
humanity, war crimes, and the crime of aggression. Under the Rome Statute, the
International Criminal Court...