ViewsWeek Views from around the world
Why a purportedly ‘limited’ attack by the U.S. is likely — and worrying.
July, 2019
June, 2019
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6 June
Iftar Dinners and South Asia’s Week of Shame
Jay Shankar, India's new minister for external affairs, perhaps offers some faint hope of Modi departing from the Ajit Doval-induced “stay strict with Pakistan” doctrine, says one Pakistani analyst.
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1 June
Have Modi and BJP Ended Dynastic Politics in India?
The recent voting pattern in India has unfolded the revulsion people had long held for dynastic politics, but were unable to manifest, because of the lack of alternative leadership. With ubiquitous media, this has been taken care of.
May, 2019
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23 May
In India Modi Wins, Muslims Dread
Major world powers as well as leading Muslim countries have often overlooked the plight of the Indian Muslims in view of the economic weight of India which has been ranked among the world’s fastest-growing large economies.
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15 May
Will There be a Détente with Pakistan After the Indian Elections?
A partnership for peace based on sincerity and verifiable actions is the best promise for Pakistan and India to achieve detente. Enhanced bilateral trade is another mutually beneficial track that can help the two sides create stakes in peace.
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10 May
View from India: A Wake-up Call on Proprietary Seeds
How India can shift its agriculture from a high-yield ideal to a high-value one.
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8 May
India’s False-flag Operation
The Sri Lankan attacks have all signs of being a classic “false” flag operation of RAW. The end motive is to malign and further demonize Muslims the world over, at the same time goad the Muslims emotionally into further reaction so that they can be confirmed labelled as a terrorist religion.
April, 2019
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5 April
View from Pakistan: India’s Proxy Hybrid War in Afghanistan Costing Lives
India is the only country in the world that has no interest in peace in Afghanistan. On the contrary Delhi wants continued strife because peace will end the pressure on Pakistan and bring the Taleban as a major political force.
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1 April
View from India: Kartarpur Focus
Security concerns are high-priority, but blocking work on the corridor is not right, argues one of India's respected dailies in an editorial.
March, 2019
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23 March
Pakistan, Afghan Peace and India
Bad relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan over the Durand Line have been used by India to keep a viable threat of a possible second front against Pakistan as a counter to the indigenous uprising in Kashmir, says Ikram Sehgal.
