Month: June 2020

Jharna Basak (Shabnam), Pakistani stage and film actress, moved to her hometown Bangladesh in the late 1990s after going through ...

Writing on January 5, 1930, Mao Tse Tung wrote that “a single spark can light a prairie fire” to motivate ...

Will the peace agreement be followed up by a withdrawal of US troops? Saeed Naqvi

The constitutional promise of ‘inexpensive and expeditious justice’ remains merely a dream, writes Ziaullah Ranjah

A book review by Shuja Nawaz

Adnan Aamir explains why CM’s choice of a non-statutory member for the NFC award became controversial

Not even 20 dollars of the allegedly 200 billion stashed abroad have been brought back, writes Farhatullah Babar

The standoff between the People’s Liberation Army and Indian Army troops in Eastern Ladakh is now out in the open. ...

This photograph, captured in France, shows the duke of Windsor — formerly King Edward VIII of Great Britain and Northern ...

Fayes T Kantawala reflects on a particularly frightening time to be in the USA

Hurmat Ali Shah explains how traditional nationalist consciousness excludes women from Pashtun demands for social justice

Zeinab Masud sees demands for justice in her old and new homes alike

Fateh-ul-Mulk Ali Nasir spent a lockdown evening with tales from long ago

Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro on the widespread theme of depicting lovers adorning themselves

Salman Tarik Kureshi wonders if policy makers have learned anything from a long line of peace deals in the conflict-ridden ...

Raza Naeem on the life and legacy of the legendary popular leader Comrade Hyder Bux Jatoi

Wipe them out When asked what the government will have to show for itself, come next election, The Great Khan ...

Thanks God, I am married to a jailer. You know na that Janoo put me under house arrest all of ...

پانچ جنوری 1930ء کے واقعات پر ماؤ زے تنگ نے لکھا، ”ایک چنگاری جنگل کو بھسم کرسکتی ہے“۔ وہ نامساعد ...

"Naya Pakistan” is a constant reminder of two wise sayings. “He who knows not, and knows not that he knows not, ...

Capitalism has kept a wary eye on all transitions away from its stranglehold, writes Saeed Naqvi

Extrajudicial killings can only be countered by adapting a multipronged strategy, writes Usama Malik

Pakistan has paid a heavy price for its Frankenstein experiments, writes Nadeem Khalid

Mohammad Ishaq Dar explains the clandestine changes made to the Companies Act 2017 through a presidential ordinance

Despite the merger, it is still a no-go area both for foreigners as well as Pakistani nationals from other districts, ...