A UN report on the continuing links between the Taliban and Al Qaeda has received scant attention in a world dominated by the coronavirus.
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Musings from afar | 4-minute read
India will have to accept that despite its history with the Taliban and continuing concerns, it will need a proactive engagement policy for durable peace.
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Musings from afar | 5-minute read
If Afghanistan becomes a haven for extremists and Pakistan-backed proxies become the ultimate arbiters there, India would have the most to lose.
The superciliousness of western media is surpassed only by Pakistan's unabashed statements on CAA and preaching secularism to India.
Henry Kissinger once quipped “it may be dangerous to be America’s enemy, but to be America’s friend is fatal.” India is learning how true that statement rings.
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Aage Se Right | 7-minute read
Pakistan fuels, trains and sponsors thousands of jihadis each year. But at the same time, it turns a blind eye towards the thousands of vulnerable young boys raped within.
The United States and Pakistan shared a chequered relationship. More uneven than camel skin.
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Tarar Square | 7-minute read
Imran Khan's tweet didn't just make me happy. I felt proud of being a Pakistani.
First Imran Khan. Then Shoaib Akhtar? Is the former cricketer trying to please the Pak Army with his xenophobic hate comments against Afghanistan?
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Breaking Views | 5.83 minutes watch-minute read
Even as Afghanistan fails to win matches, they're winning hearts.
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