by Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai ChairmanWorld Forum for Peace & Justice There are occasions when friends arrange lectures and important meetings for you because you have come from abroad. But it is entirely different when a friend himself undertakes a journey of nearly four hours, driving from Palandri to Islamabad—not merely to meet you, but to personally ensure that his invitation and program are fully approve ...

By Asif Haroon Raja Pakistan’s Heavy Price in the War on Terror During the 20-year war on terror, Pakistan stood as a frontline ally of the US-led Western coalition. Yet, it bore the brunt of devastation — losing over 80,000 lives and suffering an economic loss exceeding $150 billion. The war was externally manipulated; Afghanistan became the launching pad for massive covert operations led by India’s RAW an ...

By Asif Haroon Raja Legislative Response to Rising Terrorism On 13 August, the National Assembly passed a bill, moved by Parliamentary Committee head Naveed Qamar, authorising the government and law enforcement agencies — including the Army and Civil Armed Forces — to order preventive detention of suspects linked to terrorism, target killings, kidnappings, extortion, or threats to national security for up t ...

Dr. Firoz Mahboob Kamal Israel’s full license for war crimes Israel is enjoying free license to kill anyone it likes. So the Israeli Army is killing the babies, the children, the women, the men, the journalists, the doctors, the paramedics and whoever they like. More than 60 thousands people have already been killed and the killing continues. The Israeli Army has no red line. The criminal state of Israel en ...

By Asif Haroon RajaAmerica – The Guardian of IsraelThe Middle East (ME) has remained engulfed in conflict since the Six-Day War of 1967. Any hope for peace in this volatile region remains elusive, largely due to the hegemonic ambitions of the United States and Israel. Far from being advocates of peace, both have acted as imperialist and war-mongering powers. The foreign policy of the United States, particul ...

By Asif Haroon Raja India’s Expansionist Ambitions India’s long-cherished dream of Akhand Bharat has driven its quest for regional hegemony and global power status. Pakistan’s refusal to accept India’s dominance, coupled with the unresolved Kashmir dispute, has kept the two archrivals at odds. Despite fighting three wars and engaging in numerous skirmishes, their hostility remains unrelenting. Chanakyan Str ...

by Rida Zaheer World professional PAF won two highest internal awards in airshow held at UK. The show from July 18 to 20, is one of the world’s largest military airshows, running for over 50 years and powers the Royal Air Force Charitable Trust. According to ISPR PAF won awards in 2006, 2016 and 2018 too, The contingent com comprising “state-of-the-art JF-17 Thunder Block-III fighter aircraft and the C-130 ...

BY Sami Ullah At times, upon the horizon of nations, there emerges a moment so profound that it carries within its folds the weight of centuries. The latter half of the twentieth century bore witness to such an epoch—an era when the Cold War’s global chessboard unfurled a fresh theatre in the Middle East. Tehran—once a bastion of jurisprudential innovation during the Safavid epoch—had been repurposed into a ...