A Proxy war is going on in Karachi
How do you see the prevailing situation in Karachi
Clueless in Cairo
Samir Farid, the noted Egyptian critic and scholar once narrated an incident, supposed to have taken place in a southern Egyptian village.
The Two State Solution Is The Best Possible Solution, So Far
Ali Mhanna, Minister of Justice for Palestine, has seen the struggle up, close and personal. Jailed twice by the Israelis, he never lost hope for freedom and worked on strengthening the nascent justice system
The Man and His Moment of glory
Early this week, Secretary of State John Kerry did a press conference in London, which arguably will go down as probably the most gaffe-filled press conference ever
The Man Who sunk Obama's Cult
Inside the Capitol Hill, there is a saying about Barack Obama that has recently climbed the wall and has got itself known to the world.
Knocking on the Neighbour's Door
In 1947, shortly after its birth, when Pakistan applied for membership of the United Nations, there was only one country that opposed its candidature.
Yes He Can!
On Wednesday, August 14, the Egyptian military perpetrated its third massacre of protesters since it overthrew the democratically elected President Mohamed Morsi in a coup d’etat.
The Dhaka Dungeons
In June this year, something happened in neighbouring Bangladesh that did not even register a blip on the world media radar.
Parleys amid a race against time
Weeks ago, when the scheduled talks in Qatar between Afghanistan, the West and Taliban were summarily aborted, the capitals in South Asia became pregnant with speculation.
Back to Square None
The political peddlers, think-tank experts, and media professionals are all back in full force.
The Curious Case of Alexei Navalny
People who know Putin, know very well that he is not one to be worried about headaches.
False Start?
In his campaign message, Rouhani stressed on two particular key issues. The first was moderation of internal and external policies.
A General Out of Labyrinth
By hijacking a popular, and secular, uprising against the Islamist President, the Egyptian armed forces is trying to define the rules of engagement in Egypt.
The Spillover Effect
When Hezbollah fighters first started laying out the plan to liberate al-Qusayr with the help of the Syrian Arab Army, they did not see it as a major obstacle.
Have Rights, Will Vote
The election in Iran this time was under intense international scrutiny.
Issue Dated: Feb 5, 2017
