Reviewing The 35th National Exhibition: Is Pakistani Art In Crisis?
Somewhere in a discussion about a crisis in contemporary art, an American art critic, Dave Hickey once said: "Criticism, at ...
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Can Pakistan Present Its Case On Kashmir Despite India’s Immense Global Influence?
Mass atrocities in Kashmir are a daily routine. An indefinite curfew keeps people incarcerated with the help of hundreds of ...
Cantonments Of The Murree Galis
The establishment of Murree and the development of the small cantonments along the 60 km mountain range towards Abbottabad was ...
Conspiracism, The State And Critical Voices
Conspiracy is a national sport in Pakistan. Nearly every Pakistan of prominence believes that they and their phone are monitored. ...
Kashmir – beyond slogans
The true meaning of Vajpayee's framework: 'Jamhuriyat, Insaniyat, Kashmiriyat'
India’s communal cauldron
Since key elections are near, Kashmir and Pakistan can wait
Curfew in Kashmir
New Delhi has made the security apparatus the only visible symbol of the state
The crisis deepens
For Kashmir, Rajnath Singh's visit to Pakistan was a missed opportunity
The Kashmir challenge
New Delhi, Srinagar, and the resistance leadership have roles to play in the ongoing crisis
Pain and healing
Kashmir needs a political approach, not a bureaucratic one
Kashmir: the legal and political challenges for Pakistan
Kashmiris in 12 constituencies in various parts of Pakistan voted on July 21 to elect the state Legislative Assembly (LA). ...
Kashmir simmers
Stern action may temporarily stop violence, but a sustainable solution requires political engagement
Crisis in the South China Sea
How will China resolve a diplomatic standoff with The Philippines?
Kashmir’s new icon
At least 30 die in unrest following the killing of popular militant Burhan Wani
Losing grip in Kashmir
A political vacuum is being filled by violence and militancy
Routes to reconciliation
New crossing points on the LoC will help reconnect Kashmiris
A new wave of insecurity in Kashmir
New Delhi has not been able to address the alienation that fuels anger in the state
A tale of two villages
Jati Umra and Gah remind us of the potential for peace and cooperation between India and Pakistan
Writing on the wall
The controversy over Devnagri script may become a battle of cultural identity in Kashmir
Reform must begin at the bottom
Only grassroots community efforts will bring a revolution in Pakistan
The half-widows of Kashmir
How an Islamic jurisprudence conference failed the conflict-hit valley
Peace under the Chinar trees
A center of knowledge at Kashmir University is building bridges through education
Breathe gently, India
Ties with Bangladesh are a delicate matter
Libya – an American election issue?
The argument for the intervention was clear and compelling
Watching Syria in silence
While all the stakeholders wait for US elections, there is a sense of panic in Europe
A cricket match turns ugly
Lessons for the Indian government after the crisis at Srinagar's NIT
THE TRUTH WILL OUT
Shaukat Siddiqui At 100: The Fire-Breathing Musician
Shaukat Siddiqui was a great novelist. He was...
Pakistan-IMF Deal: Concerns Of A Potential Default Resurface
Pakistan is struggling to avoid a default. The...