Dawn Editorial Summary
The article highlights how China is increasingly becoming the lodestar of shifting global politics, with Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s whirlwind tour to India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan showcasing Beijing’s growing clout
The article highlights how Islam emerged not just as a creed but as a movement of moral initiative, designed to reset the broken socioeconomic order of Makkah where oligarchs thrived on injustice
The article traces the dramatic collapse of what was once hailed as a US–India “mega-partnership.” Only months ago, Modi and Trump were exchanging praise and promises of strategic cooperation
The Alaska meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin turned out to be more than just a handshake across the ocean
Pakistan at 78 stands at a crossroads, weighed down by its own contradictions. The country was born with lofty promises, yet those promises have slowly slipped through our fingers like sand in a clenched fist
The article cuts to the chase by questioning whether carving out new provinces in Pakistan is the silver bullet for better governance or merely a costly illusion
The article shows the ebb and flow in Pakistan-US counterterrorism relations, showing how mistrust once dug a gulf but recent cooperation has breathed new life into the dialogue.
Israel’s brutal campaign in Gaza has not only unleashed widespread destruction but also turned into a war on truth.
The article highlights Gaza’s ongoing tragedy through the lens of Anas al-Sharif’s final words before he and three fellow journalists were killed in an Israeli strike.
This article unpacks the astonishing speed with which the once-celebrated US–India “mega-partnership” has crumbled, plunging into a diplomatic freefall in less than half a year