Stories by F.S. Aijazuddin
‘Old sins have long shadows.’
Published 04 Dec, 2025 07:42am
Aviation history is replete with loss and poetry.
Updated 27 Nov, 2025 09:10am
Judicial robes have become a distracting camouflage.
Published 20 Nov, 2025 07:29am
Murad Khan’s book exercises the mind at different depths.
Published 13 Nov, 2025 07:21am
British royals have routinely acted to guard their own interests.
Published 06 Nov, 2025 07:30am
Embedded in books is the effort of millions of minds.
Published 30 Oct, 2025 05:00am
How Andrew must wish he lived in Edwardian England.
Published 23 Oct, 2025 06:54am
One wonders whether Trump has seen ‘Dr Strangelove’.
Published 16 Oct, 2025 06:41am
Humans and apes have the same instinct.
Published 09 Oct, 2025 07:44am
The UN has degenerated into a war zone.
Published 02 Oct, 2025 07:31am
SMDA mimics Nato’s umbrella obligations.
Published 25 Sep, 2025 07:00am
On such a single bullet hinges a life, and history.
Published 18 Sep, 2025 07:00am
From 2025, the world capital is, and for the next century will be, Beijing.
Published 11 Sep, 2025 07:39am
The ideals espoused by two Pakistanis have been relegated to oblivion.
Published 04 Sep, 2025 07:12am
One can count the ribs through the paper-thin skin.
Published 28 Aug, 2025 05:02am
History warns against leaping into ill-prepared summits.
Published 21 Aug, 2025 07:06am
Working with ‘watanis’ became an education in itself.
Published 14 Aug, 2025 07:19am
Few could compare with Dr Krouha for vision and dynamism.
Published 07 Aug, 2025 07:17am
WWIII began in 1945. It has been an ongoing affair.
Published 31 Jul, 2025 07:32am
Today, undesirables can be sent anywhere.
Updated 25 Jul, 2025 06:31pm
