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Salman AhmadIndian Express |
Supporting an unpopular or authoritarian regime risks alienating a nation of 240 million, where the majority are young and increasingly demand change
Imran Khan’s suffering is not just his own—it is a mirror held up to Pakistan’s soul
History warns us of Yahya Khan’s disregard for democratic mandates that fractured Pakistan; General Asim Munir now throttles Khan’s popular...
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