Opinion

Impossible dialogue: The choice in Yemen

Chances are dim that elections will be held in Yemen next February.

The new ‘Sharif’ faces uphill tasks

Pakistan’s new Army Chief Gen.

How safe is our world?

Barack Obama’s deals with Iran and Syria may protect us for now, but US pragmatism does not bode well for tomorrow, argues Peter Foster

Sorry! Closed for prayer

Setting everything aside to offer prayers has been a common practice since the advent of Islam.

No breakthrough in nuke deal yet!

It is not as if Iran capitulated by merely signing an interim deal with the P5+1.

Big brother is watching you

These days, India seems to be in a tearing hurry to throw constitutional propriety to the winds.

Commonwealth: Failing to deliver on promise

There is no doubt that this year’s Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) was in the international spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

Other Side of the Mirror: The spoils of war

I once saw Andre Agassi play at Roland Garros (pronounced ‘orran gawo’, you uneducated slob) and after he had won the match he took off his shirt and flung it into the stands, thereby starting a m

It’s tough being poor

This article has had a global reaction and yet, only one in ten thousand has read it. It is poignant, honest and scary.

Child abuse: Stop being spectators & call 1919

We share a common wall with neighbors in our apartment building, and it’s our unfortunate predicament that we must hear their family traumas and dramas virtually everyday.