CHRIS OGDEN: ‘India is firmly tilting towards the US’
Dr Chris Ogden is a Senior Lecturer in International Relations at University of St Andrews and the author of The Authoritarian Century: China’s rise
‘Enough’ Campaign to Stem Violence Against Women
On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, the ‘Enough’ campaign tells us how to safely intervene Ending violence against women
Delay in Reforms Push Islamabad into Default
Pak economy has little chance to improve without addressing structural distortions. The World Bank, identifying the main reasons for structural imbalances, observed that distortions
Xi going all out to expand China’s military might
China has still not been able to develop capable defence hardware and still struggles with poor-quality materials and massive costs of maintenance….reports Asian Lite
Imran Struggles To Mend Fences With Pak Army
Imran Khan’s open blame-game against the military institutions and name calling Gen Bajwa for “illegitimately” ousting his government in April this year has crossed
PERILS OF PAKISTAN: With new COAS, the army will rule Pak politics
With just over 10 days left before the new Chief of Army Staff (COAS) takes charge, there is intense jockeying among the parties involved.
JOYLAND: A victim of Transphobia in Pakistan
Movie Joyland, based on love story revolves around a middle class youth and a transgender starlet, was all set to release across Pakistan on
Beat Diabetes Walk in Dubai
More than 12,000 participate in Landmark Group’s flagship annual Beat Diabetes Walk at Safa Park in Dubai Landmark Group’s flagship annual Beat Diabetes Walk
Purple Revolution Fuels Agri-Tech Start Ups in Kashmir
Farmers are switching to lavender plantation in Kashmir as traditional crops yield poor results. The Purple Revolution is offering attractive agri-tech start-up options in
