Recognition of Israel implies only an acknowledgement of its existence – not approval of its oppressive policies.

Both India and Pakistan need to abandon their fixed positions on Kashmir and explore a long-term solution to the problem, says Pervez Hoodbhoy.

The Bush government’s racist perceptions and imperialist fantasies are clear indicators of its neo-facist ambitions in the Middle East.

In the face of stiff Iraqi resistance, coalition forces are shocked and awed into the realisation that this is no war of roses.

Unlike the Turkish and Algerian armies, which have kept their involvement in their countries’ affairs within well-defined parameters, the Pakistan army has infiltrated every aspect of life in the country.

A primer for Muslim rulers: How to Make America Love You

Legitimacy can be secured only through democratic constitutionalism, not referendums.

While current conventional wisdom holds that Pakistan’s ‘strategic depth’ theory rightly lies dead somewhere in Afghanistan, perhaps it is time for a serious reappraisal.

Does General Musharraf’s package of electoral reforms address all the lacunae in the electoral process?