Syed Atiq ul Hassan

(“Those who don’t learn from history are destined to become part of it.” It’s been 45 years since the demise of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, yet the echoes of his legacy persist in the political landscape of Pakistan. The intriguing question arises: Is Bhutto remembered as an opportunist or a loyalist for Pakistan?) If asked to […]

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s active engagement in Asia signals a significant shift in Australia’s foreign policy. This article explores key developments, such as his participation in ASEAN 2040 visits to Manila and an intended visit to China, and their potential implications for Australia’s regional relationships. Albanese’s attendance at the 3rd Annual ASEAN-Australia Summit in […]

In Islam, the act of sacrifice during Eid al-Adha is considered a sacred duty. It is believed that Allah has commanded Muslims to sacrifice their most precious and cherished possessions in His name and according to His will. This tradition finds its roots in the story of Ibrahim (peace be upon him), who was willing […]

In recent days, three significant incidents have captivated the world’s media, making headlines in print and electronic news outlets. Each event has sparked discussions, debates, and widespread coverage, highlighting different aspects of humanity’s triumphs and tragedies. The first incident revolves around a large fishing boat that tragically sank in Greece waters with approximately 700 individuals […]

In Pakistan, a turbulent state of affairs persists as the power struggle between the establishment, minority government, and major political party plunges the nation into chaos. Clashes between supporters of the ruling party and law enforcement agencies have reached unprecedented levels. Consequently, the sanctity of the constitution, law, and judiciary has been undermined, while Pakistan […]

This is an urgent plea addressed to human rights activists, international organizations, global leaders, politicians, and the United Nations. We implore you to take immediate action to put an end to the prevailing human rights violations, curtailment of freedom of speech, and the unjust arrest and torture of protestors in Pakistan. Innocent civilians are subjected […]

Patriotism, honesty, and independence of state institutions reflect a truly democratic system. Australia, New Zealand, Great Britain, Canada, India, Pakistan, and many Asian and African countries have the Westminster Parliamentary System. Many of these countries have a transparent system that truly represents the people of a state. In some countries, the democratic system is corrupted […]

Over the last 50 years, Australia has undergone a significant transformation from being an Anglo-Saxon nation to a multicultural one. Multiculturalism is something that Australians take great pride in, with the population now consisting of a blend of 150 different ethnicities. Given this unique status, Australian foreign policymakers must consider multiculturalism an important factor when […]

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is on a four-day landmark visit to India. This is Mr Albanese’s first visit to India as Prime Minister. Both countries claim this visit as a landmark deal between the two countries, especially the remarkable offer by Australia in the education sector. Other than attending the Holi program at the […]

Australia and Turkey have a complex history, with their relationship once strained due to Australia’s involvement in the Gallipoli campaign during the First World War, where over 8,700 Australian and 2,779 New Zealand soldiers lost their lives. However, in recent times, the two nations have developed a strong relationship. This is evidenced by Australia’s recent […]