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By Fazila Fayaz Cold wind cuts through Kashmir’s streets these days, biting into bones and carrying the chill of long nights and short days. Life...
By Uzma Qadir Mir Kashmir, long known for white-carpeted hills, frozen lakes, and lively winter resorts, is entering winters that increasingly...
Post the “invasion” of Venezuela and the whisking away of its President, Nicolas Maduro, US President Donald Trump and his team have upped the...
By Mohammad Amin Mir Mohammad Yousuf thought that reporting his father’s death and updating the revenue records was a simple formality. But this...
By Dr. Radhika Mia In November 2025, Kashmir Observer ran a sharp piece: The 2025 Nobel Prize Sends a Warning to Kashmir Universities. Its point...
By Maleeha Zehra I first noticed it in words. Some Kashmiri words, ones you do not hear in daily conversation, came easily to me, even though I...
Three themes coalesce in the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. One is the Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA). This pertains to the...