Ammar Masood

Ammar Masood is the chief editor of WE News.
Commentary

تربوز درخت پر کیوں نہیں اگتے؟

Political analyst Ammar Masood draws a unique comparison between a thick-skinned fruit and political hierarchies.
Opinion

لائٹ نہیں آ رہی

In light of the recent power outages which plagued the nation of Pakistan, political analyst Ammar Masood is inspired to discuss how this event reflects a bigger picture.
Opinion

فوج سب جانتی ہے

Prominent political analyst Ammar Masood gives his take on PM Imran Khan's recent claims that the army has his back, whatever the cost.
Opinion

ہمیں ایک معمولی واقعے کا انتظار ہے

Ammar Masood gives his take on the current face-off between democratic and authoritarian powers.
Commentary

ہم کتنا بدل گئے ہیں

Prominent political analyst Ammar Masood provides his unique take on the current state of Pakistan, its politics and affairs surrounding a democracy in crisis.
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A prisoner in his own inner citadel

Editorial 0
Imran Khan’s sister says he is fit, with normal blood pressure and improved eyesight. Official records document specialist treatment and family access. Yet the international narrative remains one of isolation and medical crisis. The record versus the rhetoric.

Imran Khan’s close aide quietly retires his defiance myth

Analysis 0
Zulfikar Bukhari's remarks to Reuters, describing a freed Imran Khan as unwilling to confront army chief Asim Munir, don't just shift PTI's tone. Coming from one of Khan's closest aides, they quietly kill the "dut kar khara hai kaptaan" promise that has held the party's base together for two years.

Supreme Court directs transfer of Imran Khan to Shifa International Hospital

Newsroom 0
The Supreme Court has ordered the transfer of Imran Khan from Adiala Jail to Shifa International Hospital for medical assessment and treatment, while directing that his health condition should not be used for political activity or media campaigning.

Pakistan’s word is now worth a treaty

Editorial 0
Countries do not enter mutual defence commitments with partners whose reliability they doubt, because the cost of misjudging that is measured in soldiers. Riyadh and Ankara have decided Pakistan is a state whose word will hold when it is expensive to hold it.

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan sign Makkah Joint Defence Agreement

International 0
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have signed the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement at Al-Safa Palace, a trilateral pact under which an armed attack against any one of the three states will be regarded as an attack against them all.

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