Anti-imperialism and the night in which all cows are black
By Ayyaz Mallick Imran Khan’s anti-American rhetoric is not anti-imperialism. It is part of Imran and, preceding him, the Pakistani
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Democracy
A remarkable verdict
By Naazir Mahmood It feels good when the apex court of your country delivers a verdict that fulfills the aspirations
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Imran Khan’s undemocratic action deepens Pakistan’s political crisis
By Zahid Hussain Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan’s government has been floundering, but the speed at which it unraveled in
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An open letter to the Chief Justice of Pakistan
Prominent academics, citizens and opinion makers of the country have called upon the Chief Justices of Pakistan to burry the
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Constitutional frauds
By Faisal Siddiqi “Pity the nation that is led by those who laugh at the law little realising that the
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Pakistan’s Khan dilemma
By Kamran Asdar Ali This morning (April 3rd) Maureen Dowd in her column in the NYT, on the by now
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Democracy subverted
The nation is stunned. Ahead of the vote of no-confidence, the prime minister had repeatedly hinted that he had a
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Democracy is dead: Long live the prime minister
The Deputy Speaker’s actions in the National Assembly on Sunday may have put a damper on the opposition’s attempts to
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What lies ahead?
By Huma Yusuf Two hundred and thirteen. That’s the number of times that Imran Khan referred to himself in his
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A day of ‘shame’: Democratic voices oppose govt’s move to dissolve NA
By Inayat Amir In a swift rejoinder to the government’s move to dissolve National Assembly in a bid to evade
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NA’s dissolution: AWP condemns govt’s move
The Awami Workers Party (AWP) has strongly condemned the ‘arbitrary and entirely unconstitutional’ decision by Prime Minister Imran Khan to
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Gabriel Boric caps the rise of Chile’s left
The decisive victory reflects Chileans’ revolt against a threadbare welfare system and a society systematically stacked in the favour of
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Asma Jahangir moot organisers reject partisan claims
Herald Report Islamabad: The Asma Jahangir conference organisers have rejected claims that the event furthered any partisan agenda or violated
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GB Council elections and Hunza
By Rizwan Qalandar The people of Gilgit-Baltistan, especially youth are lately seemed to be engaged in discussions on social media
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Speakers vow to resist attacks on media, judiciary
Leaders of lawyers’ and media bodies, human rights defenders, and parliamentarians Thursday vowed to resist increasing assault on judiciary and media.
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