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Last Updated: Pakistan PM Imran Caves To Radicals, Will Present Resolution On Expelling France's Envoy Giving in to TLP’s wishes, Pakistan government will present a resolution on the expulsion of the French ambassador in the National assembly later on Tuesday. Image credits: Instagram/Twitter While Pakistan is engulfed in chaos and violence, the deadlock between the government and recently proscribed Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) over the ongoing protests is still continued even as both sides met for the third time. The banned party has put forth five key demands including the resig...

Tahir Bhat Imran Khan and Narendra Modi Several reports in recent weeks have claimed the existence of a thriving back-channel between India and Pakistan, which is pushing the current thaw in their relations. Some reports have revealed the details of the alleged ongoing secret dialogue. Reports published in two Pakistan publications, Dawn and Global Village Space, have indicated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi might visit Pakistan later this year to attend the SAARC summit. He, according to these reports, is also expected to announce more confidence-building measures (CBMs) that might prop...

Pakistan’s Police Brave Islamist Violence — Alone Despite being a frontline counterextremist force, the police in Pakistan suffer from an image problem – and directly bear the brunt of Islamists. April 15, 2021 Pakistani paramilitary troops stand guard after clearing a road blocked by angry supporters of Tehreek-e-Labiak Pakistan, a radical Islamist political party, as a protest against the arrest of their party leader Saad Rizvi, in Lahore, Pakistan, Tuesday, April 13, 2021. Credit: AP Photo/K.M. Chaudary Advertisement For days, police in Pakistan have braved...

Story highlights Reports say that Beijing has greenlighted the construction of dams on the river. They could be built on the lower reaches of the Brahmaputra, which fall inside Tibet While Pakistan struggles, it's iron brother China is keen on giving more headaches to New Delhi. China has cleared a hydropower project in Tibet, close to the border with India.  These dams will be built on the lower reaches of the Brahmaputra on the Chinese side.  So, let's understand why India has a reason to worry. The Mekong river, which flows through the Thai-Lao border, has vanished or gone dry in two ye...

While Pakistan struggles, it's iron brother China is keen on giving more headaches to New Delhi. China has cleared a hydropower project in Tibet, close to the border with India.  These dams will be built on the lower reaches of the Brahmaputra on the Chinese side.  So, let's understand why India has a reason to worry. The Mekong river, which flows through the Thai-Lao border, has vanished or gone dry in two years.