Once again, Pakistan finds itself amid speculation over the possible imposition of Governor’s Rule—this time in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Names of…
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A Firestorm in India: Swamy’s Tweet Leaves Modi Exposed
Public life, especially in South Asia, has long been shaped by the uneasy intersection of personal morality, political authority, and…
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The World’s Credibility at Stake: Confronting Terror Without Favour
Terrorism, in every guise and in every corner of the world, stands as a repudiation of our shared humanity. No…
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The Last Generation That Knew Its Elders
There was a time when the rhythm of life flowed with a natural grace, unhurried and unfragmented, when families found…
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The Dawn of a Reclaimed Reputation
In the conduct of nations, reputation is not an ornament but a form of power. States that are trusted, respected,…
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How a One-Night Conflict Reshaped Airspace Politics
For years, Pakistan had longed for the day when a Pakistan–India cricket match would once again take place on Pakistani…
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From Idol Breakers to Deal Makers: Afghanistan’s Historic Reversal
History bears solemn testimony to the fact that for nearly a millennium, the rugged mountains of Afghanistan produced Sultans and…
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The Throne of Thorns
The political landscape of South Asia remains one of the most turbulent in the world, where the power of the…
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The Power Struggle in Afghanistan and India’s Expanding Role
Order within any household endures only when an elder or guardian assumes responsibility for its affairs, guiding family members with…
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Law, Power and the President
The concept of presidential immunity has long occupied an important place in constitutional discussions across the world. Though its contours…
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