Liaquat Ali Khan

Assassination bid on Imran Khan: Is it the beginning of the unravelling of Pakistani state?

Going forward, Imran Khan will become even more strident in his rhetoric. He will push things right to the brink, and perhaps even beyond. But the problem is that there is also no way that the government or the military establishment can give in to his demands

A bloody history: How Pakistani politicians are unsafe in their own country

The attack on Imran Khan today has once again brought focus to the rampant political violence in Pakistan. From the killing of former prime ministers Liaquat Ali Khan to Benazir Bhutto, a look at how the nation has witnessed attempts on the lives of politicians

Why you must watch and talk about 'The Kashmir Files' to break the deafening silence

The Kashmir Files is one of few attempts made in the 32 years since the Kashmiri Hindus had to flee for their lives to break the silence and give utterance to their suppressed story

In twin strike in Parliament, Narendra Modi busts moral justification behind anti-CAA protests, reveals it as de facto political project

The meticulous research by the prime minister into history was an attempt to show, primarily, that it is the Congress and Opposition that has deviated from the secular tradition.

Saifuddin Soz launches book on Kashmir: Congress' boycott of event reflects communication lag within party

When the Musharraf comment of Soz made it to headlines, Congress rejected the contention and said that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and that this was an incontrovertible and unquestionable truth.