Dawn Editorial Summary
The article shows the fragile state of India–Pakistan relations following a brief but intense four-day war, which ended through US mediation despite Indian attempts to downplay Washington’s role
The article highlights South Asia’s fractured journey toward peace, tracing the dashed hopes of SAARC’s regional cooperation dream
The article suggests how the pursuit of Sustainable Development Goal 16 like Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions is both a noble ideal and a thorny challenge in today’s fractured world
The article clearly shows how Pakistan’s bureaucratic machine has become bloated, outdated, and tangled in its own inefficiencies
The writer shows a truth we’ve long known but the world chooses to overlook that Kashmir was never meant to be under Indian occupation.
For years, we’ve been obsessed with building up our military muscle, flexing our might every time there’s tension with India, and yet we’ve turned a blind eye to the slow rot eating away at our foundations
India once seen as the poster child of Western geopolitical dreams seems to be losing its shine on the global stage.
The article highlights the unending war footing in KP especially the former FATA regions where terrorism is like a weed that just won’t die
The article reveals today’s power politics. Once thought to be on its way out, hard power has returned with a bang, elbowing diplomacy and soft influence to the sidelines
The article spotlights a decisive turning point in international diplomacy, as France becomes the first G7 country to formally support the recognition of the State of Palestine at the UN General Assembly