Bangladesh’s deepening crisis and strategic costs of prolonged inaction
This violence is not an isolated event. Since the killing of a student leader earlier this year, political mobilisation on the streets has intensified.
This violence is not an isolated event. Since the killing of a student leader earlier this year, political mobilisation on the streets has intensified.
It’s the weaponisation of faith that has been the main reason for the spread of such brutality in society. The attackers and the mob in Sialkot were not driven by their youthfulness and emotions, as the defence minister wants us to believe.
Just days after Congress leader Shashi Tharoor triggered a controversy with his “Hindu Pakistan” remark, another senior Congress leader blamed…
Madiha Afzal, in her latest book, takes readers through Pakistanis' understanding of terrorism, Islamic extremism, of jihad and of militant groups. She makes an attempt to convince the reader there is hope yet for this beleaguered nation. A review by Nivedita R
The word ‘contagion’ is described by the Cambridge dictionary as a situation in which ideas, feelings and problems spread from…
