Commentaries

The Pandora Papers reflect a deep-seated malaise in South Asia in general and Pakistan in particular

The exposure by the paper of hundreds of wealthy and powerful South Asians, especially Pakistanis, in…

Terrorism – the common concern articulated by most South Asian leaders at the United Nations General Assembly

As could only be expected, each country sought at the UNGA session to flag the issues that impact it…

The radical threat to Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal and the EU resolution highlighting Pakistan’s role in Afghanistan

Despite the Taliban showing its true gory colours, it is nothing short of a wonder that Pakistan is still…

As humanitarian aid to Afghans assumes priority, Pakistan’s pressure to recognize the Taliban is worrisome

All members of the international community must address the grim humanitarian crisis that has already…

Pakistan plays the villain again as the ISI chief visits Kabul amidst raging anti-Pakistan protests

ISI chief Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed was in Kabul to declare Pakistan’s overlordship over Taliban…

The Taliban acknowledges India’s role in Afghanistan while Pakistan warns of another 9/11

Pakistan has been propagating the line that an economic crisis will consume Afghanistan in the absence…

The US exit from Afghanistan is questionable but China lacks the credentials to claim higher moral ground

China’s endeavor to project the US as an unreliable and unethical partner and thereby stake claim to…

The great Afghan surrender may herald an inglorious end to the US-led world order that Pakistan helped hasten

The rapidity and ease with which the Taliban reached and took over Kabul may have surprised many, including…

EFSAS Commentary

EFSAS Commentary

The Pandora Papers reflect a deep-seated malaise in South Asia in general and Pakistan in particular

Terrorism – the common concern articulated by most South Asian leaders at the United Nations General Assembly

The radical threat to Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal and the EU resolution highlighting Pakistan’s role in Afghanistan

As humanitarian aid to Afghans assumes priority, Pakistan’s pressure to recognize the Taliban is worrisome

Pakistan plays the villain again as the ISI chief visits Kabul amidst raging anti-Pakistan protests

The Taliban acknowledges India’s role in Afghanistan while Pakistan warns of another 9/11

The US exit from Afghanistan is questionable but China lacks the credentials to claim higher moral ground

The great Afghan surrender may herald an inglorious end to the US-led world order that Pakistan helped hasten

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EFSAS Commentary

EFSAS Commentary

The Pandora Papers reflect a deep-seated malaise in South Asia in general and Pakistan in particular

Terrorism – the common concern articulated by most South Asian leaders at the United Nations General Assembly

The radical threat to Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal and the EU resolution highlighting Pakistan’s role in Afghanistan

As humanitarian aid to Afghans assumes priority, Pakistan’s pressure to recognize the Taliban is worrisome

Pakistan plays the villain again as the ISI chief visits Kabul amidst raging anti-Pakistan protests

The Taliban acknowledges India’s role in Afghanistan while Pakistan warns of another 9/11

The US exit from Afghanistan is questionable but China lacks the credentials to claim higher moral ground

The great Afghan surrender may herald an inglorious end to the US-led world order that Pakistan helped hasten

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