Politics in Pakistan is currently witnessing reverse engineering
The writer says all efforts should be made to ensure institutional autonomy and the Election Commission of Pakistan’s independence.
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West’s moral standing and the slaughter of Palestinians
Today, for the many instances of injustice, but mainly through their treatment of Palestinians ever since 1948, the West is gradually but surely losing its moral authority.
Asia continues to fuel global growth, but economic momentum is slowing
While Asia is still set to contribute about two-thirds of global growth in 2023, the growth remains too slow to make up for the output lost during the pandemic and the series of…
Israel-Hamas conflict poses challenge to humanitarian laws
The situation in Gaza is dire for people with urgent needs, including 5,000 women due to give birth this month and newborn babies whose families cannot find drinking water to…
Prabowo is tipping Gibran to be heir to his political legacy
The writer says that by choosing Gibran as his running mate, Prabowo is hopeful that the Surakarta mayor will one day be his political heir and preserve his legacy.
South China Sea: Three ticking time bombs
The writer says the Philippines is facing a triple threat of China's incursions in the Scarborough Shoal and Second Thomas Shoal, as well as limited time to secure energy security…
Can Nawaz Sharif resurrect the PML-N?
After seemingly being written off from politics for the second time, Nawaz has once again pulled off a political resurrection.
Democratic citizen’s power
The writer says a distributed energy systems in homes will make power less expensive and highly democratic.
Why is cricket so boring?
To many, the rules of cricket are as perplexing as Dhaka's maze-like alleyways.
Is Canada becoming ‘the new Pakistan’ for India?
The issue is delicate. Repercussions of this evolving crisis would have reverberations for long, notes the writer.