Volume 6, No. 3, March 2024
Editor: Rashed Rahman
Noaman G Ali and Shozab Raza
From 1968 to 1978, the Mazdoor Kisan Party (MKP) was arguably Pakistan’s “largest and most militant party with a Marxist orientation.
Taimur Rahman
Pakistan has made international headlines repeatedly over the last year, unfortunately for almost all the wrong reasons.
Dr Saulat Nagi
“If you prick us, do we not bleed?” is one of the most powerful monologues delivered by Shylock in Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice.
Stacey Philbrick Yadav
Since October 7, Yemen has made an unexpected return from the margins of global attention.
Fayyaz Baqir
My Ancestors
The River
My father Mohammad Baqir Khan was born in a village called Dab Kalan, on the west bank of the River Ravi, in Tehsil (Subdivision) Shorkot of District Jhang in Punjab.
Chris Hedges
The 20th century saw a great global uprising against European imperialism as the former colonial countries shook off their shackles and rose up for independence.
Mir Mohammad Ali Talpur
The confrontation between Nawab Akbar Bugti and the Pakistani state continued to exacerbate
The origin of the Establishment and decay of the Pakistan Movement
Rafi Pervaiz Bhatti
Jinnah had certainly achieved the impossible by creating a sense of separate nationhood among the Muslims of India, but the composition of the Muslim League (ML) leadership did not provide the stuff needed for carrying forward the promise contained in the Pakistan Movement.
Mir Mohammad Ali Talpur
The Period of Ambiguity and the latest Insurgency
The split meant Mir Hazar went openly into the arms of the Pakistani state. That meant a person who could have helped the armed struggle that began later was neutralised.
Dr Farooq Bajwa
If war is said to be too serious a business to leave to Generals, then writing a military history is certainly too important to be left to retired Generals.