The IMF’s Pakistan loan spotlights the case for voting power reform

[ad_1] This, barely months after the Pulwama attack that claimed the lives of 40 Indian troops (an action linked to Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad). India insisted on affixing responsibility for the carnage, while the global financial system swung the other way, giving balance-of-payments measurements priority over the blood-stained reality of Pakistan’s links with terror operations. Also Read:…

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Pakistan must step back from the brink of worse

[ad_1] The horrific attack of 22 April by terrorists on tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, took New Delhi’s patience past yet another breaking point, the last being in 2019. The Indian military response was aimed squarely at terror set-ups and should be seen not just as retaliatory, but as a calibrated move to secure long-term progress…

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