by SAC | Feb 23, 2023 | Blog, Uncategorized
India has always maintained its stance on peace and non-violence. However, when it comes to protecting its sovereignty and integrity, India has never shied away from taking necessary measures to ensure its safety. In the past, India has successfully...
by SAC | Sep 25, 2022 | Blog
Introduction Since nearly three generations ago, China has occupied Tibet against the aspirations of the Tibetan people. Its proclamation of Tibet’s sovereignty lacks any legitimate justification and is based exclusively on a self-serving historical...
by SAC | Sep 20, 2022 | Blog
The lexicons define the “deep state” as a sizable group of individuals, typically made up of members of government agencies and the military, who have long-term agendas and goals through covert manipulation or control of government policy through...
by South Asia Corner | Nov 13, 2020 | Blog
The Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has created a net of duplicitous standards about the world’s Muslims. To him, Muslims of China are not Muslims, yet he shades crocodiles tear for the Muslims from the rest of the world. What a naked...
by South Asia Corner | Nov 6, 2020 | News
The untold saga of the dysfunctional government is going from bad to worse. In a recent development, Pakistan’s controversial Interior Minister Brigadier (retired) Ijaz Shah, known for his links with terrorist groups, has threatened opposition parties of...
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