Islamabad tried to cut a deal with the US, showing its distrust for Beijing’s promises.
After 30 years of romance, Pakistan seems to have dumped both Hizbul and Hurriyat alike.
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BREAKING NEWS INTO PIECES | 9-minute read
Pakistan’s mighty military and eulogised spy agencies seem to have less on Cynthia D Ritchie than she has on them.
Some say the app compromises their privacy. They need to know their privacy is already compromised.
The dilemma for the Pakistanis now is that they know that ratcheting up the violence in Kashmir through jihadist auxiliaries and proxies is no longer a low-cost option.
Mujib Barsha is the right time to call for an international trial of the Pakistani army for its role in the 1971 war crimes and genocide.
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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.
Ignoring the mental meltdown of the Pakistani PM, who has justified jihad against India, as the rant of a deranged mind would be a blunder.
The pattern of riots following all blasphemy accusations is hard to miss.
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