
The Presidency and the Politics of Global Intervention
Power has always tested the character of those who possess it. When authority falls into the hands of an individual, the desires rooted deep within human nature often…

Power has always tested the character of those who possess it. When authority falls into the hands of an individual, the desires rooted deep within human nature often…

The Middle East today stands engulfed in a climate of extraordinary tension, where political calculation and military preparedness coexist uneasily with fear, suspicion, and…

In an age that prides itself on enlightened conscience and codified international law, it remains a sobering paradox that territories may be held in…

The tragedy of the Sub Continent did not conclude with the lowering of the Union Jack in August 1947; it merely entered a new…

History bears testimony that the Muslims of Bengal stood in the vanguard of the struggle which gave practical shape to the Two-Nation Theory in…

The state, in its ideal moral conception, resembles a mother—protective yet firm, generous yet disciplined. It provides security, creates opportunities, sets boundaries, and, when…

After nearly a quarter of a century, Basant has returned to Lahore, not merely as a festival but as a long-suppressed emotion rediscovering its…

Conflicts among human societies are as old as civilisation itself. Differences of belief, territory, power, and perception have repeatedly pushed nations and communities into…

By Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Positive thinking and optimism are among the noblest ways to approach life, for they inspire resilience and hope. Yet…

History reminds us that even hostility, when exercised between states, has traditionally been restrained by certain moral and strategic conventions. A worthy adversary confronts…