Why Pakistan Needs Democracy By Dr Maqsood Jafri On Facebook wall, there is an opinion of some journalists, who have opined that Islam does not support democracy and it also does not suit Pakistan. Some intellectuals have commented on the… Read More ›
Trump’s Strategic Assault On US Federalism Risks Fragmenting The Republic By Uriel Araujo Trump’s federal takeover of Washington DC police marks an unprecedented power-grab. Targeting Democratic ethnic minority cities is part of a broader effort to reshape the US federation while… Read More ›
Liberal Democracy Has Deep-Rooted Totalitarian Traits By Alexander Dugin Many in the West believe that democracy allows people the freedom to choose or reject ideologies. However, this is a misconception. Democracy itself is an ideology, with liberal democracy being a… Read More ›
The Pakistani Defence Minister Lied To Newsweek About The State Of Democracy In His Country By Andrew Korybko This was the regime’s latest high-profile international media appearance aimed at misleading the global public about recent events. They want the world to… Read More ›
Fictitious Democracy: The Agenda of Satan By Dr Maqsood Jafri Dr Jernail Singh Aanand is an internationally recognized poet and philosopher. He is a staunch exponent of humanity, spirituality and universality. He is author of many books of English poetry…. Read More ›
There Are No Democracies Or Autocracies, Only Governments By Andrew Korybko The division of the world into “democracies” and “autocracies” is an inaccurate reflection of reality. There are just governments, and each has elements of these two categories within them, albeit… Read More ›
Trump was swallowed by the swamp because he failed to drain it By Andrew Korybko The Commander-In-Chief Capitulates The Trump Era is over after the incumbent announced in the day after Wednesday’s storming of the US Capitol that “My focus now turns to… Read More ›
India Is Not A Democracy But Hindutva Federalism By Dr Maqsood Jafri The Indian government has arrested at least 75 Kashmiri political leaders and activists to forestall political unrest after an alliance of regional political parties who won local bodies… Read More ›
Anatomy of Violence: Analysis of Civil War in East Pakistan in 1971 By Sarmila Bose While events of 1971 continue to evoke strong emotion in both Pakistan and Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan), there has been little systematic study of the… Read More ›
The Use of Brute Force in Kashmir By Dr Maqsood Jafri The General Secretary of Kashmir All Parties Hurriyat Conference Molvi Bashir Ahmed in a statement issued in Srinagar said that the Kashmiris have written a new chapter in history… Read More ›
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