Bitter Realities, Lecture By Mr. Altaf Hussain

After the creation of Pakistan, the policies framed by the powers-that-be to run the country were formulated while keeping in view the circumstances of those times only and, unfortunately, no care was... Read more »

On Track to Open More Stops on Sydney’s Light Rail Network

By NSW Premier, Barry O’Farrell  Final testing is underway on the Inner West Light Rail Extension as we get on with the massive job of building desperately needed public transport infrastructure across... Read more »

Hamlet’s governance?

By Yasmeen Aftab Ali Those having read Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’ would have been sorely reminded of him in the past few months. For those who have not read it; here’s a brief run-down.... Read more »

Did the CIA Give Birth to The TTP at ‘Penny Lane’?

By Zaki Khalid On November 25, The Associated Press released a news report which strengthens the beliefs held by many security analyts, that the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan or ‘TTP’ for short, a terrorist organization... Read more »

Are Taliban the only enemy of Pakistan?

By Syed Atiq ul Hassan Taliban are the production of the joint venture of Pakistan and United States during the 10 years of fighting against the invasion of the Soviet Union in... Read more »

Americans rising up against government

Three examples of pushback against the ruling class. by: Glenn Harlan Reynolds America’s ruling class has been experiencing more pushback than usual lately. It just might be a harbinger of things to come. First, in response... Read more »

Opal Card Now Available In Western Sydney

By NSW Premier, Barry O’Farrell One of the world’s most innovative electronic ticketing systems is now available in Western Sydney, as the Opal card continues to be rolled out across Sydney’s public... Read more »

Winning Glory For Pakistan

By Rehan Shakeel Understandably Pakistani community lacks with initiatives in organizing healthy and productive activities which can integrate the members of the community for their existence . Only few successful events can... Read more »

Graduate Nurses and Midwives Start Work in NSW Hospitals

By NSW Premier, Barry O’Farrell  Nurses and midwives are at the very heart of our health system and, as a society, we rely on them to deliver the highest standards of care... Read more »

Entities conspiring to deny peace in Sri Lanka

By Shenali D Waduge Throughout 30 years bombs, suicide missions, assassinations, mass murder of civilians visibly took place for all the world to see. These atrocities carried out by the LTTE was... Read more »

Multicultural March

Sarwat Hassan, Journalist, Tribune International (Australia) Multicultural March has been a great initiative by the NSW government to promote multicultural events in NSW. The credit goes to the Premier of NSW, Mr.... Read more »

Visit of the Remains of Holocaust in Poland

By Shah A Siddiqui It was mid-summer of 1986 when I decided to go to Karakow and Oswiecm (Auschwitz) with my family for sightseeing and also to explore the history of the... Read more »

America’s Secret War in 134 Countries

By Nick Turse The deployment of US Special Operations forces is a growing form of overseas power projection. They operate in the green glow of night vision in Southwest Asia and stalk... Read more »

It’s a ‘do or die’ situation for Pakistan

By Syed Atiq ul Hassan Terrorists’ attacks, bomb blasts, target killings, more dead and more threats by Taliban. On the other hand more regrets and more condolences by the government and state’s... Read more »

Australia Day: A showcase of our multiculturalism

By Syed Atiq ul Hassan Winning Community Services Awards by the ethnic groups on Australia Day is a recognition of the contributions of the people who came from different part of the... Read more »

A New Generation of Doctors Start Training in NSW Hospitals

By NSW Premier, Barry O’Farrell I recently met with a group of medical graduates at Sydney’s Westmead Hospital during their orientation day. They were some of the record number of graduates to... Read more »

Who was Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto?

By Syed Atiq ul Hassan On his 85th birthday  In 1958, Field Marshal General Ayub Khan established military rule in Pakistan through the first introduction of Marshall Law in the country. In... Read more »

Altaf, Divisions, Fairness and Justice

By Syed Atiq ul Hassan As soon as Altaf Hussain said, if Urdu-Speaking Sindhis are not liked by the rulers then they should be given a separate province, all the scattered politicians... Read more »

Planned Killing in Guise of Judicial Trial in Bangladesh

 By Firoz Mahboob Kamal The Judicial Murder  At the end, Shaikh Hasina’s autocratic regime could successfully hang one of her political foes. The hanged man was Abdul Qader Mollah – the assistant... Read more »

Putin Controls the Chessboard, Obama’s In Deep Trouble

By Dave Hodges Ed Snowden told us that we were being spied upon. Everyone, outside the sheep in this country already knew that. Therefore, it is child’s play to conclude that Snowden... Read more »

Is Sri Lanka’s Eelaam Project shaping into a Reality?

A question on everyone’s mind is whether TNA would be able to achieve what Prabakaran could not and why the Government that stopped Prabakaran would allow an Eelam to emerge under its... Read more »

Americans and America should be more important than Syrians

By Shenali D Waduge President Obama and his Government, in fact even the Republicans appear far more concerned about deaths of Syrians in Syria by rebels that the US and Allies are arming,... Read more »

Putin Controls the Chessboard, Obama’s In Deep Trouble

By Dove Hodge Ed Snowden told us that we were being spied upon. Everyone, outside the sheep in this country already knew that. Therefore, it is child’s play to conclude that Snowden... Read more »

Measuring race relations in Singapore

By Zuraidah Ibrahim Half empty or half full–this is the usual way to describe the state of race relations in Singapore. For the longest time, I took comfort in gauging it this way.... Read more »