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Najm Us SaqibThe Nation |
It was inevitable. It was coming. The writing had been on the wall for months, etched in the deepening chasm between the federal government and the...
Does anyone truly expect a miracle from PTI's march to Islamabad tomorrow? Would the government release jailed PTI leaders and announce fresh...
A diplomatic reception. The kind where chandeliers gleam, and conversations are conducted in such a careful way that says nothing and means...
Important things are happening in the country. The prominent writers in Pakistan are busy analysing President Trump's next move in the overall...
Five years have passed since the Taliban swept into Kabul, not with a constitutional mandate, but with the brute force of military conquest. The world...
Pakistan’s top civilian and military leaders have been in Saudi Arabia for two days, seeking economic relief, including deferred oil payments, while...
Certainty is a fleeting state of mind whereby doubt is momentarily suspended. Certainty searches for guarantees and, as such, is the psychological...
The chamber in Islamabad’s most exclusive restaurant was steeped in the scent of old leather and older privilege. A few retired foreign policy...
The 1967 Six-Day War stands as one of history's most decisive campaigns: in six days, Israel captured the Sinai, Gaza, the West Bank, and the...
The death of Khaleda Zia in December ended her son Tarique Rahman's seventeen years in exile. With that, the path to Bangladesh's most...