January 16, 2025/
Bashar al-Assad’s ousting was the result of weakened foreign alliances, sectarian divides, and rise of militarised opposition forces fueled by international geopolitical interests,…
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January 16, 2025/
Cinema considered a psychomechanics, or spiritual automaton, is reflected in its content, its themes, situations, and characters. But the relationship is complicated because…
January 16, 2025/
Pakistan’s political system, as it stands, places the country in significant peril. A study of history reveals the potential risks we are facing.
January 16, 2025/
This disturbing trend has become all too familiar, with female politicians facing online bullying, smear campaigns, and intimidation. The shocking normalisation of such…
January 16, 2025/
The food we eat can be either the safest and most powerful form of medicine, or the slowest form of poison.
January 14, 2025/
Remembering Charlie Chaplie who was a celebrated British comedian of humble origins who earned a reputation for glamorising the genre of silent comedy.
January 13, 2025/
Wayward interviews ex-Foreign Service Spokesperson, Mumtaz Zahra Baloch, a powerhouse in her own right.
January 13, 2025/
Two international affairs experts and scholars review the year 2024 for Wayward opining Pakistan transitioned from ‘cold anger’ to ‘hot rage’.
January 13, 2025/
The history of Sikhs at the time of partition reflects the complexities of identity, political strategy, and the harsh realities of demographics. While…
January 13, 2025/
The military courts have tried civilians under a democratic system which calls for attention from champions of democracy as martialling civilians is unconstitutional.
