Pakistan Is Not the Mediator; It Is the Crisis
Three nautical miles may sound like a technical detail in a naval manual. Between two nuclear-armed states, it is the distance between a reckless...
Cricket Chai and the Empire’s Last Bad Habit
A traveller can land in Mumbai and encounter four living British inheritances before lunch. The steering wheel is on the right, the car travels...
The Makkah Pact Stalls at the Gate of Tears
Alliances are not tested at signing ceremonies, beneath chandeliers, and before a disciplined row of cameras. They are tested when activation costs money, exposes...
British Moral Hypocrisy from India to Israel
Britain lost its empire, but it kept the lectern. From it, London continues to grade other nations on morality, as though British history were...
When an Ambassador of Hate Speaks for Human Rights
Imagine that a senior diplomat had written that Hindus were "our enemies," that Muslims secretly controlled the media and ruled the world, or that...