Syed Atiq ul Hassan

In the wake of recent tragic events, the distinction between acts of violence and acts of terrorism demands careful consideration. Two harrowing incidents unfolded within a mere span of a week, thrusting the nation into a state of shock, and prompting profound questions about the nature of these atrocities. The first incident occurred at Westfield […]

The recent assault on a bishop delivering a sermon in a Church in Wakely (Fairfield), NSW, by a 16-year-old teenager has understandably evoked widespread outrage and concern. This incident prompts us to examine the underlying causes of such violence and the responsibilities of various stakeholders in addressing them. While unequivocally condemnable, this act necessitates a […]

Moscow’s famous Crocus City Hall is a renowned concert venue located about twenty kilometres from the central Kremlin in Moscow. On March 22, Crocus Hall was targeted by terrorists at 2 am during a musical festival. Russia maintains strict media policies, allowing only the government’s perspective to be disseminated outside of its borders during major […]

India’s BJP leading its election campaign by using anti-Muslim cards through changes in the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA); behind the slogan of liberty, equality, and brotherhood Macron states in his election campaign rally highlighting the threat of Islamists and Muslims “separatists” in France; rising frequency of anti-Muslim incidents in the USA tends to escalate notably […]

Several prominent democratic nations, including Australia, have voiced their concerns regarding the recent elections in Pakistan, held on February 8. The Australian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement expressing apprehension about the conduct and outcomes of Pakistan’s national elections. The statement emphasized Australia’s commitment to supporting an independent, fair, inclusive, and credible electoral process […]

The people of Pakistan displayed loyalty and political support for Imran Khan by turning out in the majority to cast votes for PTI-nominated candidates. However, the caretaker government resorted to various forms of fraudulence during the compilation of results. The election process, as laid down constitutionally in the election rules, is as follows: Each independent […]

Republic Day is a momentous occasion in India, commemorating the enforcement of the Constitution of India on 26 January 1950. This pivotal document replaced the Government of India Act 1935, signalling India’s transition from a dominion under the British Raj to an independent republic. The Indian Constituent Assembly formally adopted the constitution on 26 November […]

In just 25 years since its creation, Pakistan was marred by injustices, discrimination, undemocratic attitudes, and unbalanced rule, leading to the division that birthed Bangladesh from East Pakistan. Unfortunately, the autocratic governance style persists, and today, the remaining part of Pakistan seems to be on a path towards disintegration and chaos. One particularly troubling aspect […]

(“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 […]