وزیر اعظم شہباز شریف صاحب کا بلوچ پاکستانیوں کو یہ پیغام دینا کہ وہ بحیثیت وزیر اعظم ان کے جبری گم شدہ افراد کیلئے آواز اٹھائنگے ایک المیاتی مذاق ہے! مگر یہ بھی ہماری تاریخ کی تلخ ترین حقیقت ہے ...
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The attack on Ukraine is deeply deplorable and totally unacceptable to world community in any case. However, it was the American administration under President Bush, who in the recent past led America’s mighty war machine into the Middle East and ...
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Sometimes an incident can spur a revolution. When delving into history, we can find ample examples in which an event has brought down cruel kings or the statuesque has been dashed into pieces. The aftermath could be debated, whether they ...
Read More »The biggest American fuck ups that screwed Afghanistan
The images of the fall of Kabul will forever represent one of America’s biggest diplomatic failures: Americans occupying the airport in Kabul, focusing on evacuating their own while terrified Afghans cling to the departing C-17 aircraft.Virtually every American news channel ...
Read More »‘Stand behind my decision,’ says Biden on US withdrawal
US President Joe Biden said on Monday he stood “squarely behind” his decision to withdraw US troops from Afghanistan despite searing images of chaos in Kabul that exposed the limits of US power and plunged him into the worst crisis ...
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In today’s Pakistan, essential freedoms are being curbed, both openly and covertly on different pretexts. Media and internet censorship is gaining foothold in Pakistan. The current state of freedom of expression reminds us of the 2006 movie ‘The Lives of ...
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Benjamin Gilmour’s feature film Jirga remedies maladies of guilt with bravery and redemption. It is fairly cathartic when a war movie takes us far beyond the horror of bullets, bomb and blood into the other sides of the war—emotional incumbrances ...
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Pakistan’s July 25 election resembled an episode of the theatre of cruelty: widespread accusation of vote-rigging, suicide bombs, at least 157 death and over 200 wounded, internationally designated terror suspects allowed to contest, the former prime minister behind bars, 370,000 ...
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