The Resilience of the Kashmir Freedom Movement
Kashmiris were firm and courageous in an era of totalitarianism and literal dystopia two hundred years ago; they are firm today in the face of Indian tyranny and oppression. They have declared their affinity with Pakistan, which it reciprocates. It is also evident that if the Kashmiris wanted to live with India, the problem would have died down long ago. To India, they say “Leave Kashmir!”; to Pakistan: “We are Pakistanis; Pakistan is ours!”. There is a general impression among some segments of society that the Kashmir Movement was born in 1947. The movement is muc ... Read More
Sardar Masood Khan
Shaping Peace and Development in Waziristan
Senior journalist and TV anchorperson Amir Zia narrates the account of his recent visit to North Waziristan. From the small round window of Pakistan Army’s Mi-17 helicopter, one could see the vast expanse of barren hills and mountains of Nor ... Read More
Amir Zia
Maria Khalid
Education and National Security
Ejaz Haider
Defeating Terrorism to Promoting Tourism: Pakistan’s Promise for Cultural Diplomacy
Dr. Nadeem Omar Tarar
Kashmir Issue and Human Rights Atrocities
Syeda Dhanak Hashmi
