On the last day of the Saudi Crown Prince’s visit, Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Imran Khan, raised the issue of thousands of Pakistanis in Saudi jails, upon which the Saudi Crown Prince assured the release of around 2100, the first of whom arrived on 21 February 2019, to great fanfare. In doing so, Imran Khan gave the impression that he really cares about the people of Pakistan, particularly those in prison…

Whilst raising hue and cry about austerity measures, the Bajwa-Imran regime is sparing no expense to welcome the Saudi ruler, Muhmmad bin Salman (“MbS”), facilitating his own free, brazen spending of the Ummah’s wealth. Whilst raising fuel prices, the regime is freely burning fuel for Pakistan Air Force JF-17 jets to provide protocol for MbS's jets. Whilst depriving the Muslims of Occupied Kashmir of military support, the regime is mobilizing…

Kashmir Solidarity Day is again upon us, so how do we find the Muslims of Occupied Kashmir, a whole year since the last? The year 2018 was the deadliest in the last decade in Jammu and Kashmir, in which 160 civilians and 267 resistance fighters were martyred by the occupying forces of the Hindu State.

Whilst celebrating Pakistan's facilitation of US sponsored talks in Qatar, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, said on 27 January 2019 that, “We want Afghans to solve their problems through intra-Afghan dialogue.” However, far from being a cause of celebration, intra-Afghan dialogue is an American initiative to secure the long-term US regional presence in the form of private contractors and regular troops in US bases.