F.S. Aijazuddin
Is France protesting too much?
Published 23 Sep, 2021 07:53am
The king’s death was hastened so it could be announced in the morning papers.
Published 16 Sep, 2021 08:45am
The US and its allies seek to control Afghanistan from the grave.
Published 09 Sep, 2021 09:25am
Wars guarantee that sons will continue to be buried because their fathers lied.
Published 02 Sep, 2021 07:35am
Biden resembles a defeated Napoleon negotiating his retreat.
Published 26 Aug, 2021 07:31am
What has the US produced in Afghanistan?
Updated 19 Aug, 2021 08:13am
Our two finalists achieved Olympian status without state support.
Published 12 Aug, 2021 07:10am
ROC medal winners could not hear their national anthem being played.
Published 05 Aug, 2021 07:20am
Weightlifter Talha Talib should be given a hero’s welcome at the highest level.
Updated 29 Jul, 2021 08:02am
Afghanistan will remain a state but no nation.
Updated 15 Jul, 2021 09:09am
Fifty years have passed since Kissinger’s momentous visit.
Published 08 Jul, 2021 07:53am
To Khushwant Singh there were no borders, no iron, no saffron curtains.
Published 01 Jul, 2021 07:28am
Being PM involves more than facing fast balls.
Published 24 Jun, 2021 06:58am
The Charter is an obsequious affirmation of US’s papacy.
Published 17 Jun, 2021 07:53am
Today, computers compress time into economic efficiency...
Published 10 Jun, 2021 07:12am
Forays into our pre-1947 past will attract the charge of a Raj bias.
Published 03 Jun, 2021 06:34am
‘The Court of Lahore’ remains a lesson in Machiavellian politics.
Published 27 May, 2021 06:46am
What has fused China’s raw ore into indomitable iron?
Published 20 May, 2021 07:00am
Our bevy of ambassadors, after their virtual meeting with the PM, must wonder who is on which side.
Updated 15 May, 2021 07:32am
Netflix has made passports redundant.
Published 06 May, 2021 07:36am
