Ghulam N. Mir, MD; FACGPresident : World Kashmir Awareness forum April 17, 2026 The year 1948 remains a pivotal chapter in international law in South Asian history. While the partition of the subcontinent was meant to settle territorial boundaries between different states, the dispute over the former princely state of Jammu and Kashmir immediately tested...
Brussels, (Special Correspondent) – European Parliament President Roberta Metsola has expressed strong support for Pope Leo and formally invited him to visit and address the European Parliament. Her statement came in response to criticism from former U.S. President Donald Trump, who accused the head of the Catholic Church of promoting an anti-war narrative. Metsola stated...
Dr. Ghulam Nabi FaiChairmanWorld Forum for Peace & Justice April 15, 2026 If promises were meant to be broken, Kashmir would stand as their most tragic testament. Few regions in modern history have endured such a relentless pattern of pledges made, solemnly declared before the world, and then quietly abandoned. The story of Kashmir is...
In the long and grievous theatre of Kashmir, where history does not proceed as a line but returns as a wound upon itself, certain lives emerge as though summoned by the storm. Among them stands Asiya Andrabi—a woman whose existence has been drawn into the austere collision of faith, law, and unrelenting political destiny. She...
The article published by OptIndia on January 7, 2026, raises questions regarding Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi’s meeting with former British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, particularly focusing on Corbyn’s support for the release of two Kashmiri men, Abdul Quayyum Raja and Muhammad Riaz. These individuals were sentenced in the notorious Mhatre Murder Case, which...
Karachi, (TW News) – The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Country Office for Pakistan in collaboration with Pakistan Customs and Anti Narcotics Force hosted the 8th Expert-Level Meeting of the Inter-Regional Network of Customs Authorities and Port Control Units (IREN) in Karachi, marking a significant milestone under the Global Passenger and Cargo...
A new ILO report calls on Member States to reinforce social protection systems in response to evolving labour markets. Drawing on country experiences, it offers policy recommendations to ensure that all workers — across all types of employment — are protected against social risks and able to navigate profound labour market transformations. GENEVA ,(TW News)...
Islamabad, (TW News) – Through the Huqooq-e-Pakistan II project funded by the European Union (EU), the National Commission on the Rights of Child (NCRC) in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) launched the report “At the Margins of Protection: Child Labor in Pakistan’s Private Sector”. The publication brings together evidence and policy insights to...
The Islamabad talks should I’ve utilised by the UN as a standing foundation diplomacyplatform to initiate second phase negotiations. The UN should have emergency talks withjust USA and IRAN diplomats to discuss further resolution to the emerging conflict crisis. Amore comprehensive approach and legal process should have been taken. The delayed approach to sustainable peace...
The recent high-level negotiations held in Islamabad between the United States and Iran marked a rare and consequential moment in contemporary diplomacy. Bringing together two long-standing adversaries under one roof, the talks carried immense expectations—not only for regional stability but also for the broader global order increasingly shaped by conflict and competition. Yet, despite the...
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