On The Art Of War And Writing Letters To The Enemy: Gallantry At The Battle Of Jamalpur
In 1971, Pakistan found itself in an impossible situation. Severe polarization between the two wings of the country had resulted ...
Tuesday, October 19, 2021
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Remembering An 1857 Folk Hero From Punjab: Rai Ahmad Kharal And The History Society Lahore
Believe it or not, there is a society in Lahore which is doing a very important and basic work in ...
PM Imran Khan Says The International Community Cannot ‘Exonerate’ Itself, Reminds The World Of Responsibility Towards Afghanistan
Prime Minister Imran Khan has said in an interview that the international community cannot “exonerate” itself of its responsibilities to ...
Uninvited Guests: How Indian Prisoners Of War Lived In Italian Prison Camps During The Second World War
My interest in the Indian Prisoners of War (PoWs) held captive in Italy during the Second World War was aroused ...
Fawad Chaudhary Points To Indian Involvement In Threats To New Zealand Cricket Team
Federal Minister for Information Fawad Chaudhry has said in a press conference on the New Zealand cricket team's sudden withdrawal ...
Recap Afghanistan: How A Country Came To Be A Graveyard Of Empires
The vicious and horrific atrocities of September 11th, 2001, not only shook the world but also began a new chapter ...
Fighting Like Kautilya: How The Taliban Grand Strategy Put Arthashastra Principles Into Practice
The eventual return of the Taliban to the helm at Kabul may be described as “sweeping,” but it cannot be ...
Through The Lens Of The Victim: How Sinan Antoon Depicts Iraq’s Years Of Annihilation
In today’s fast-paced world where everyone seems to be more intertwined than ever, and where news spreads like fire, making ...
Rediscovering Humanity: Colson Whitehead’s Underground Railroad
The last couple of years have brought about a resurgence of the debate on race, caste distinctions and slavery within ...
Of Fates Entwined: Kabul And The Indus Valley Through The Ages
As a complete pull-out of NATO troops from Afghanistan drew near, there was apprehension in Pakistan – now proven false ...
76-Year-Old Lyari-Based Journalist Suffers Mysterious 18-Day Abduction
Senior journalist Mazhar Abbas, writing for Geo.tv, has recounted the ordeal of Nadir Shah Adil, a 76-year-old journalist. Adil was ...
The US-China Competition For Global Influence
The outcome of the geopolitical rivalry between the United States and China may well define the rest of the 21st ...
Karachi Authorities Preparing To Host Afghan Refugees
To accommodate the stream of refugees fleeing Afghanistan via Pakistan, authorities in Karachi are making special arrangements at Jinnah International ...
State-Building Vs Nation-Building: Was US Policy In Afghanistan Caught In A False Dichotomy?
With the USA’s rapid escape from the ashes of its Afghanistan adventure, questions have risen about what exactly the superpower ...
Beyond The Fog Of War: What The Region Will Look Like As Taliban Take Over Afghanistan
Last week, the Taliban took over the Afghan capital and with it, they have extended their control to the majority ...
Juggler of Amritsar: Zaheer Kashmiri (1919-1994)
Hamen khabar hai ke hum hain charagh-e-akhir-e-shab Hamare baad andhera nahi ujala hai (We know that we are the lamp ...
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