by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal There is a familiar weakness in the human character; we are often more comfortable responding to danger than preparing for it. We wait for the storm before repairing the roof, for the illness before changing our habits, and for the crisis before asking why we were […]
Pakistan
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal In Pakistan’s turbulent political landscape, Parliament remains the one institution where disagreement can be converted into dialogue and confrontation into compromise. It is the forum where competing political visions meet, debate and seek common ground. In such circumstances, the Speaker’s office assumes importance beyond routine parliamentary […]
Chinese Ambassador Jiang said the two countries remained “all-weather strategic cooperative partners” and continued to support each other on matters of core national interest.
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal The history of the Gulf is marked by immense wealth, strategic rivalry and recurring conflict. Yet wars in this vital region have never remained confined to its shores. Whenever conflict threatens oil production or the security of shipping routes, its consequences spread across the world. Prices […]
In a Video message issued in the Balochi language, the former BLA commanders announced that they would now begin a campaign against the militant group.
Military chiefs from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye have pledged to immediately implement the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement, with discussions focusing on intelligence sharing, military coordination and greater integration of defence capabilities
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal I am Pakistan. I was born on a humid August night in 1947, after a long and painful struggle in which millions sacrificed their homes, possessions, honour and, above all, their lives. I did not come into this world as an ordinary state. I was carved […]
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal The situation in the Gulf has grown steadily clearer of late, and with it the realisation that neither Israel nor its principal patron, the United States, can secure their wider aims unless Saudi Arabia is at length brought into line. Direct persuasion having failed to draw […]
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal I am only a young girl. My name may never appear in a newspaper, my photograph may never be shown on television, and perhaps no one beyond my family will ever know what happened to me. Yet something happened that has changed the meaning of every […]
by Muhamad Mohsin Iqbal Pakistan’s debate on the formation of new provinces continues to surface with renewed vigour, driven by the practical difficulties of governing a nation whose population now exceeds two hundred and forty million within an administrative framework that has remained largely unchanged since 1970. At present the […]