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Pakistani military tightens grip
Imran Khan's confrontational stance against the military establishment seems to be leading to his own downfall. Khan's defiance has only served to further isolate him American scholar, Stephen Cohen, notes in his article title Pakistan: Army, Society and Security, "There are armies which guard their nation's borders, there are armies which...
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Nothing ‘gentlemanly’ in Chinese diplomacy
04 May 2024 | Bhopinder Singh -
Pakistan paying for its misplaced priorities
29 April 2024 | Bhopinder Singh -
The enduring ties between India and Iran
19 April 2024 | Bhopinder Singh -
Iranian ‘bogey’ in Palestine conflict
10 April 2024 | Bhopinder Singh -
Presidential choices make veterans rueful
15 March 2024 | Bhopinder Singh -
A tumultuous path ahead for Pak Govt
27 February 2024 | Bhopinder Singh -
Messi confronts China in his own way
12 February 2024 | Bhopinder Singh
Tank Zorawar to rule the battlefield
Tank Zorawar is expected to dominate the proceedings of war with its fleet-footedness, adaptability and instinct for battle on punishing high altitudes Legendary (and sadly unsung) Dogra General, Zorawar Singh, is arguably the boldest, noblest and most successful Indian warrior whose unparalleled conquests entailed far-flung regions of Ladakh, Baltistan, Skardu and...
Taiwanese conundrum for mainland China
The best bet for the Chinese is to seek organic support for ‘reunification' with the main land from the Taiwanese themselves. A coercive posture and rough language would not help Contrary to Chinese assertions, insistences, and sensitivities to what it unilaterally calls ‘Chinese Taiwan’ or ‘Taiwan, China’, the Republic of China...
Trump exploits legal loopholes
As Trump faces charges of election interference, his reliance on presidential immunity raises concerns about the erosion of democratic values in American politics Donald Trump has historically abused technicalities to justify his conduct. Trump’s businesses have involved over 4,000 state and federal legal actions, including six bankruptcies. Contrary to established precedent,...
Pak General plays a rare secular tune!
General Muneer is playing a very different tune, optics, text and the accompanying outreach as part of the much-needed recalibration It is the regressive effect of religiosity that the politicos are in no position to take a stand against religious extremism and if anything, they have to maintain a façade of...
