By: Rakesh Sood With the electoral victory last month, 64-year-old President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan created history by becoming the longest serving ruler of Turkey. So far, that distinction belonged to...

By: SEEMA MUSTAFA NEW DELHI: What does it mean when a Bharatiya Janata Party spokesperson with by now immense experience on television channels that he frequents on a daily basis,...

By: Sankarshan Thakur Never mistake one for the other, this world and the other world. Or worlds, who knows how many there might be. What we know is merely the...

By: Naveed Qazi Whenever there has been a military junta ruling a country and making amendments to the constitution, a repression is almost inevitable. The regime in Thailand seems one...

By: Smita Gupta As a series of important State elections and then the Lok Sabha election approach, the Congress is being watched for how it plays the secularism card. Over...

By: Hussain H Zaidi Going by the wisdom of the German philosopher, the only reliable guide to choosing friends and foes is pragmatism. In a world where discretion is the...

In July, the Supreme Court will resume hearings to the title suit of the land in Ayodhya. But it is another litigation, related to the demolition of the Babri Masjid...

By: Jan-e-Alam Khaki RELIGIOUS experience has been a profound phenomenon in human history in terms of holding beliefs, adopting a religious language, and interpreting the mundane and sacred. There is...

BY: Anne McCall & Ravi Palat Heartrending scenes at the southern border of the U.S. have dominated world headlines after the Trump administration implemented a ‘zero tolerance’ immigration policy. In...

By: I.A. Rehman THE Pakistan government has consistently attracted criticism for lack of correct motivation for creating human rights institutions, leaving almost all of them at the mercy of an...