From Dhurandhar To Balochistan: Repressive State Of Pakistan
Cinema often reveals, with unintended yet striking clarity, the political conscience that shapes the exercise of state power. Beyond entertainment or…
A deeper bias: Sexism and ageism in academia reveal Pakistan’s hostility toward assertive women
The recent case involving the Vice Chancellor of the Federal Urdu University of Arts, Sciences & Technology (FUUAST), Dr Zabta…
Why an Atheist State Cannot Dictate the Reincarnation of a Tibetan Lama
In the high Himalayas, where the wind carries prayers across snow peaks and valleys, the question of reincarnation is not…
China’s Lithium Rush in Tibet
Beneath the shimmering salt lakes of the Tibetan Plateau lies a resource China covets: lithium, the “white gold” powering the…
The Islamic, Arab Genocide in Sudan which the world ignores
In late October 2025, the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched a decisive assault on the city of El…
Xi’s regime targets leaders of the underground Zion Church
Chinese authorities have once again tightened their iron grip on religious life, but this time the blow lands on one…
Two years on, Jaranwala victims left in limbo as Pakistan fails justice
Two years have passed since the horrifying mob violence in Jaranwala in Pakistan’s Punjab, yet the victims remain trapped in…
End of Kafala in Saudi Arabia and new horizon of human security for Indian migrants
When Saudi Arabia formally abolished its decades-old Kafala sponsorship system in June 2025, the decision marked not only an administrative reform but…
China’s spy hysteria: A smokescreen for domestic discontent
In a development that signals deepening paranoia at the highest levels of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Beijing has intensified…
36 Years after Tiananmen crackdown: China tries to erase, but the world still remembers
Thirty-six years ago, non-violent resistance was met with brutal force when the Chinese government crushed the powerful Tiananmen Square pro-democracy…
