By: Abbas Nasir With the military, the judiciary and the executive of the country appearing to be on the same page on key national issues, Imran Khan seems comfortably ensconced...

By: Aajaz Dar Kashmir is in distress and pain; the people are suffering on all the fronts. The absence of an elected government in the state makes things more difficult...

By: Upendra Baxi A thicket of Aadhaar litigation has now ended with the decision of a five-judge Supreme Court Bench comprising the Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra and Justices...

By: Joe Macaron Long gone are the days when authoritarian leaders of the Global South, like Muammar al-Gaddafi and Hugo Chavez, were stealing the show at the United Nations General...

By: M.ZARNI Samantha Power who served as US Ambassador to the United Nations wrote a tomb “A Problem from Hell: America and the Age of Genocide”, and deservedly won a...

By: Aziz Ali Dad Edward Said was one of the seminal public intellectuals in the post-colonial period who gave a voice to forgotten voices and suppressed histories “drowned in the...

By: Eisa Khan Ayoobi During this year's holy day of Ashoura, residents of Hazara-populated neighbourhoods of Kabul had to take security into their own hands. After a series of deadly...

By: Yogendra Yadav The recent outreach by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) at Vigyan Bhavan in Delhi seems to have succeeded in its principal objective: an image makeover for a...

By: Mushtaq Hurra  China is not only the world's largest nation in terms of population but is growing as the supreme economic hub with technocrats of international repute who have...

By: Pulapre Balakrishnan Observing the politics of his day many years ago a wit in Britain is said to have remarked “Patriotism is the last resort of the scoundrel!” The...