Perspective

Salman Tarik Kureshi reflects on how Pakistan’s political history has been driven by one mystery after another

A reflection by Dr. Manohar Singh Gill

Salman Tarik Kureshi remembers the story of the first victims of a hydrogen bomb

Dr. Sayed Amjad Hussain wonders if there is anything more to them

Shemeem Burney Abbas mourns her sister (continued)

Shemeem Burney Abbas mourns her sister

Parvez Mahmood explores the rise of rival but complementary communal nationalisms

Zaffar Junejo explains from a historian’s perspective

Parvez Mahmood lays out what exactly the Two Nation Theory was – and what it was not

Parvez Mahmood on how Hindu-Muslim communal tensions became a political factor in the 1920s for the first time

Julius John Alam explains via his own journey

Parvez Mahmood examines the role of caste and untouchability in driving Muslim nationalism in South Asia

Our lives may be closer than we think to those of backyard inhabitants, writes Dr. Sayed Amjad Hussain

Salman Tarik Kureshi explores the concept of populism as a political method which can be used by both Right and...

Parvez Mahmood considers the historical scope and scale of the communal question in the Indian Subcontinent

Mudabbir Ali offers an overview of the discussion within Gilgit-Baltistan on the region’s political future

Sayed Amjad Hussain reflects on change and mortality

Nirvaan Nadeem thinks about the cultural environment across the globe that has led to the rise of a new kind...

Muhammad Abbas Khaskheli writes of the role of Sindh and its people in protecting representative government in Pakistan

Parvez Mahmood reflects on what it means to be grateful – and the many to whom gratitude is owed

Muhammad Ali on author Michael Long’s vision of tragedy and its application to Macbeth

Ambrin Hayat reflects on the experience of a Pakistani non-smoker who is bothered by the smoke

Salman Tarik Kureshi on the strategic cost of fighting words

Dr. Sayed Amjad Hussain reflects on the many meanings of doors

Parvez Mahmood examines some of the places where Muslim communities have been hit hardest by rigid attitudes

Parvez Mahmood examines some of the places where Muslim communities have been hit hardest by rigid attitudes