Hammad Hassan

Hammad Hassan has been a columnist for over twenty years, and currently writes for Jang.
Opinion

خوابیدہ میڈیا اور لکھاریوں کا المیہ

While many aspiring journalists set out to provide a neutral, informative stance on their country's ongoings, it is difficult to do so when faced with authoritarian backlash.
Commentary

سیاستدان اور ڈکٹیٹر کا فرق

Journalist Hammad Hassan outlines the differences which can be found between the authoritarianism in a dictator and the democratic ways of a politician.
Opinion

یہی تھا وہ سادہ عمران خان

Journalist Hammad Hassan details the façade of simplicity which has been keystone in Prime Minister Imran Khan's political career thus far.
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Afghan Taliban minister says Indians and Afghans share the same DNA

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Afghan Taliban Agriculture Minister Mawlawi Ataullah Omari has said Indians and Afghans "share the same DNA", describing India as feeling "like our own country" during a visit to New Delhi aimed at strengthening trade and economic cooperation.

U.S. charges Bishnoi, Goldy Brar for Nijjar assassination

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The US has charged Lawrence Bishnoi, imprisoned in India, and Goldy Brar with directing the 2023 murder of Canadian Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. 37 defendants charged, 24 arrested. The charges renew scrutiny of India-linked transnational repression.

Argentina survive Egypt scare to reach World Cup quarter-finals

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Argentina beat Egypt 3-2 after trailing 2-0 in the 2026 World Cup round of 16. Goals in the 79th, 83rd and 90th minutes completed a stunning comeback. Messi and Argentina are in the quarter-finals.

امریکہ ایران ثالثی کے بعد لیبیا؛ پاکستان ایک اور سفارتی محاذ پر متحرک

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پاکستان لیبیا کے مشرقی اور مغربی حریف طاقت مراکز کے درمیان خاموش ثالثی کر رہا ہے، جس میں امریکہ بھی “مکمل طور پر آگاہ اور شامل” بتایا جا رہا ہے۔ یہ پیش رفت اسلام آباد کے امریکہ ایران مذاکرات میں مرکزی کردار کے بعد سامنے آئی ہے، جس سے ظاہر ہوتا ہے کہ پاکستان ایک بار پھر پیچیدہ علاقائی تنازعات میں سفارتی چینل کے طور پر ابھر رہا ہے۔

Pakistan quietly begins mediating between Libya’s rival factions, reports Reuters

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Pakistan has quietly begun mediating between Libya's rival factions, Reuters reports, with the US fully aware and involved. A proposed 36-month Libya Reunification Plan is being discussed. Pakistan's Libya role follows its central role in the US-Iran Islamabad MOU.

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