Decoding the Indian offensive on March 5, 2019On 14th February2019, Indian paramilitary forces became the target of a deadly suicide attack in thePulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir. The event instantly became India’s justification for an air offensive into Pakistani territory, spiking tensions along the Line of Control (LoC), and encouraging the latter to exercise its international right to self-defence. Amid a […]
The problem with India’s Kashmir argument on June 27, 2018India’s promise of ensuring Kashmiris’ right to self-determination reflects in numerous UN Security Council resolutions, including the UNSC Resolution 47 of 1948. Yet, in the past two years, fulfilment of this right has necessitated the use of metal pellets, bullets and chemical shelling. This dichotomy between stated commitment and actual practice delivers a deathblow to […]
Imran Khan’s stance on terrorism is flawed on December 7, 2017Initiating change in a democracy is tough, and Imran Khan is off to a steady start. His anti-corruption movement was instrumental in the disqualification of Nawaz Sharif, triggering a nationwide crackdown against the political elite. Judicial oversight was established over NAB and FBR, and the protection of federal institutions became paramount. However, the same cannot […]