How Pakistan Failed Its Women
On July 20, the night before Eid ul-Adha, the biggest Muslim holiday, Pakistan was shaken to the core. A 27-year-old…
Who is responsible for Afghanistan’s tragedy? Is it Russia, US or Pakistan?
In his latest interview to PBS NewsHour, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan correctly said the United States “really messed it up in Afghanistan”…
Afghan situation: Dilemma of Pakistan
As Taliban captured half of Afghanistan and continues to expand its territory and Afghan President accused Pakistan of helping and…
Uyghurs Are Facing Abuse In Camps In China. The U.S. Congress Is Trying To Address It
SCOTT SIMON, HOST: The largest coordinated human rights abuse campaign of the 21st century is how Congressman Thomas Suozzi characterizes…
1200 Soldiers Dead, 3000 Wounded, Operation Pawan in Lanka Was No Walk in the Woods
Having personally experienced Operation Pawan (1987-1990), the Indian military expeditionary operation to stabilize Sri Lanka’s ethnic problem with its Tamil minority, I…
China’s Strategic Objective in Oppressing the Uyghurs
China’s genocidal oppression of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang province has largely been viewed through a humanitarian lens. However, understanding Beijing’s…
At Kargil and LAC, A Lesson for Pakistan and China—Indian Military is No Pushover
The country is celebrating the 22nd anniversary of the Kargil War. Each year, a two-day event is held at the…
Kargil Revisited: 22 Years Later, Gaps at Strategic Level Still Exist but Being Fixed
Each time we mark Kargil Vijay Diwas, it is imperative that besides the celebration of victory and the remembrance of…
Kargil Vijay Diwas: All you need to know
The Kargil war, fought for nearly two months, was to recapture territory intruded upon by Pakistan in the Kargil region…
Pakistan’s great game in India and Afghanistan
It is a worn-down cliché to say that the 1999 Kargil war is a reminder to India that Pakistan can…