People in Pakistan losing trust in Army
People in Pakistan are losing their trust in its Army in the face of prolonged operations by its troops. Narrative control has been the hallmark of the Pakistan Army –…
Pakistan’s Shah Mehmood Qureshi: Maverick Or Islamabad’s ‘Sounding Board’?
On June 24, The Express Tribune reported that “Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said on Wednesday [June 23] India was making attempts to misuse the forum of the Financial Action Task…
How China threatens prominent Uyghurs — in the US, in China and everywhere
In 1992, the head of the Xinjiang Regional Museum’s archeology department and a well-known Uyghur intellectual, Abduqeyum Hoja, had taken a rare trip abroad. He had flown with two Tarim…
Report Says Islamic World ‘Actively Collaborating’ With China’s Global Campaign Against Uyghurs
In 1997, the government of Pakistan deported 14 Uyghurs accused by Beijing of being terrorists plotting to split Xinjiang, China’s heavily Muslim western province, away from the rest of the…
‘Women wearing few clothes impact men’: Pakistan’s Imran Khan slammed for blaming women for sexual violence
Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan faced a torrent of criticism after he blamed a rise in sexual violence on women wearing “very few clothes” because men are not “robots”. In his sit-down interview…
China With Impunity Nominates Covid-19 ‘Manufacturer’, Wuhan Institute Of Virology For Top Science Award – As China Profited From The Pandemic
China refusing to accept the blame for unleashing a devastatingly deadly Covid-19 pandemic in the world, has with impunity nominated the source of the deadly virus, Wuhan Institute of Virology…
Prime Minister Imran Khan’s ‘Closed Door’ Policy On Uyghur Persecution
There’s both good and bad news from Pakistan. The good news is that Prime Minister Imran Khan, who just two years ago feigned ignorance on the ongoing religious persecution of…
FATF Dilemma
Like numerous times Pakistan has been placed in Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey lists, in June 2018 FATF placed Pakistan on the grey list again, to implement a plan…
Scholar laments China’s crackdown on intellectuals
In a small, book-strewn apartment in Beijing’s outskirts lives one of the last Chinese academics who refuse to be silenced by the ruling Communist Party’s relentless crackdown on intellectuals. Wu…
Pakistan, Quo Vadis (Where Are You Going)?
Pakistan’s place in a new world order is anybody’s guess. Recent Policies movessuggest options that run the gamut from a state that emphasizes religion above all else to a country…