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And let’s not forget Bandung 1955.
Francis leaves behind a complicated legacy.
Is the US still a paper tiger to Beijing?
There’s worse to come, with little resistance.
The state’s follies match those of its adversaries.
It’s a rare win for the ICC in unusual circumstances.
When will the Zionists face a Nuremberg?
Western illiberalism trumps liberalism.
Germany once more boosts the European far right.
Malcolm X was outlived by his monumental legacy.
Trump’s crimes so far don’t stretch to Afghanistan.
Trump’s tariffs on hold as tantrums carry on.
‘Never again’ remains an aspiration 80 years after Auschwitz.
This character is now chief executive of the most powerful nation, accompanied by equally immoral underlings.
There could be worse to come under Trump.
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BACK in the early 1980s, when Akbar S. Ahmed was contemplating whether Pakistan could be Japan, he might have missed an opportunity to focus on a...
IT turned out that there were no speed bumps in the fast lane on the road to Damascus. The incredibly swift demise of the Assad regime appears to...
THE story goes that Chiragh Deen, a tailor based in Baghbanpura on the outskirts of Lahore, often entertained clients with his verses — many of...
EVEN the low expectations that preceded the 29th Conference of Parties (COP29), which concluded in the early hours of Sunday, turned out to have...
THIS week’s column was intended to be a diatribe against the circumstances that are choking the denizens of Delhi and Lahore, and a reflection on...
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THERE are ways in which Kemi Badenoch’s advent as Britain’s opposition leader, at the helm of the Conservative Party, can be seen as a remarkable...
A WEEK from today, nervous tension will be spiking within and beyond the US as the results roll in from what has been hyped up as the most...
AMONG the various things that lately have not gone Imran Khan’s way was his predictable elimination from the list of candidates for the post of...
THE inability of the UN to facilitate the primary goal set out in its hopeful charter nearly eight decades ago, “to save succeeding generations...
IF it is considered impolitic to denounce Israel’s mass slaughter in Gaza over the past year without condemning the inhumane crimes committed by...
WHEN yet another Sudanese civil war erupted in April 2023, the then year-old Russian invasion of Ukraine continued to hog the attention of the so-...
OVER the past week, the Netanyahu regime may have succeeded in its endeavours to provoke a wider war. It isn’t difficult to imagine what the...
“THE American people,” the US attorney general Merrick Garland declared recently, “are entitled to know when a foreign power engages in political...
LAST Sunday, the state election in Thuringia for the first time propelled an extreme right-wing party to pole position anywhere in Germany since...
THE inspired but abortive effort a century ago by a king and his feminist queen to thrust Afghanistan into their vision of modernity offers a stark...
TWENTY-FOUR years ago, just months into his first term as Russia’s second post-Soviet president, Vladimir Putin was pictured partying at a dacha in...
A SINGULAR athletic triumph in Paris triggered spontaneous jubilation in the run-up to Independence Day in a nation that might otherwise have...
PAEANS to Joe Biden’s diplomatic skills have been flowing since the fruition of a prisoner exchange between Russia and the West. The deal...
THERE was barely a peep from the self-ordained paragons of democratic virtue when Paul Kagame was returned to power in Rwanda two weeks ago with...
THERE is a sense of irony in watching tanks and armoured personnel carriers on the streets of Dhaka, defending a government that traces its lineage...
IT’S emblematic of the current moment in American politics that the incumbent president’s physical and mental health remains a bigger cause for...
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