Author: Mani Bharathi

Pakistan has rewritten its constitutional future, and this time the transformation is neither subtle nor debatable. The 27th Amendment to the 1973 Constitution, rushed through Parliament…

Indonesia’s gleaming “Whoosh” bullet train was launched with great fanfare a symbol of speed, progress, and modern ambition. Yet behind the headlines lies a growing financial…

When Amazon Web Services (AWS) suffered a major outage, the world’s digital pulse briefly faltered. Messaging apps froze, airline systems stalled, and payment platforms went offline.…

An examination of the political and ideological evolution of Pakistan from its 1947 inception shows a state characterized by anti-India obligations, not by its Islamic ideals.…

A common element in the recent trend associated with Artificial Intelligence (AI) is trust and safety – this theme was present in public sentiment, corporate safeguards,…

The slaughter of 11 Pakistani paramilitary soldiers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is not an isolated tragedy. In fact, attacks like this have formed a macabre habit in…

Pakistan currently faces an existential issue. The recent protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) have demonstrated the baselessness of Islamabad’s claims on Kashmir, revealing a state unraveling…

In a major breakthrough for law enforcement in Chhattisgarh, 71 Naxalites, including 21 women, surrendered to police and CRPF officials in Dantewada on Wednesday. Among those…

Recently, a powerful explosion at Tirah Valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, killing around 20 people and destroying several homes. Among the dead were women and children. Authorities…

Sweden has recently announced a just under $85 billion budget proposal ahead of elections; it would combine internal relief with a considerable boost in military spending.…