Paul Stott, Author at The Sunday Guardian Live

Bangladesh at 50? In Britain, you could be forgiven for missing it

Whilst those who suffered in Bangladesh’s fight for independence were Muslim, Hindu, Christian, Buddhist and secular, these were atrocities committed overwhelmingly by Muslims who...

Bangladesh at 50? In Britain, you could be forgiven for missing it

Whilst those who suffered in Bangladesh’s fight for independence were Muslim, Hindu, Christian, Buddhist and secular, these were atrocities committed overwhelmingly by Muslims who...

Bangladesh at 50? In Britain, you could be forgiven for missing it

Whilst those who suffered in Bangladesh’s fight for independence were Muslim, Hindu, Christian, Buddhist and secular, these were atrocities committed overwhelmingly by Muslims who...

Pakistan’s two-pronged strategy on Kashmir: A British perspective

Many British MPs blunder into the Kashmir question, often with little or no understanding of who they are dealing with, and ignorant of Pakistan’s...

Is the Tamil Tiger free to roam Britain’s streets?

In 2019, five British based members of the Transnational Government of Tamil Eelam, an organisation banned in Sri Lanka, but legal in the UK,...

Is the Tamil Tiger free to roam Britain’s streets?

In 2019, five British based members of the Transnational Government of Tamil Eelam, an organisation banned in Sri Lanka, but legal in the UK,...

Is the Tamil Tiger free to roam Britain’s streets?

In 2019, five British based members of the Transnational Government of Tamil Eelam, an organisation banned in Sri Lanka, but legal in the UK,...

Nature and impact of Mumbai attacks

Pakistan found that having breathed life into the jihadist Frankenstein, it is not a creature readily controlled. LONDON: India is approaching the twelfth anniversary...

Nature and impact of Mumbai attacks

Pakistan found that having breathed life into the jihadist Frankenstein, it is not a creature readily controlled. LONDON: India is approaching the twelfth anniversary...

Nature and impact of Mumbai attacks

Pakistan found that having breathed life into the jihadist Frankenstein, it is not a creature readily controlled. LONDON: India is approaching the twelfth anniversary...

Three points of the Triangle: Islamic State, Britain, Indian subcontinent

If the IS becomes once more a spectre haunting the world, it is territories such as Middle East, Pakistan and Afghanistan that will be...

Beyond Magnitsky: Britain, the Subcontinent and Dirty Money

Britain’s National Crime Agency can claim some successes against money of questionable provenance from the Indian subcontinent. The Council of the European Union has begun...

Covid-19 lockdown has given form to an angry, divided Britain

Seven months into the world created by Covid-19, and the responses to it, and Britain is not in good shape. Economically, the statistical data...

Covid-19 lockdown has given form to an angry, divided Britain

Seven months into the world created by Covid-19, and the responses to it, and Britain is not in good shape. Economically, the statistical data...

Covid-19 lockdown has given form to an angry, divided Britain

Seven months into the world created by Covid-19, and the responses to it, and Britain is not in good shape. Economically, the statistical data...

What next for Omar Saeed Sheikh?

Sheikh has been implicated in the brutal murder of Wall Street Journal journalist Daniel Pearl. The beheading of Pearl shook the world and has...

Covid-19: The British response

Nearly a million people have applied for government support in the period since most workers were asked to stay at home. LONDON: Countries across the...

Covid-19: The British response

Nearly a million people have applied for government support in the period since most workers were asked to stay at home. LONDON: Countries across the...

Covid-19: The British response

Nearly a million people have applied for government support in the period since most workers were asked to stay at home. LONDON: Countries across the...

British jihadism’s familiar connections: Usman Khan, Al Muhajiroun and Pakistan

Khan and his cohorts discussed using a pipe bomb to attack local venues serving alcohol. London: The deadly terror attack at the northern end...

UK involved in legal, political frameworks of some former colonies

Response to terrorist financing and serious crime opens our eyes to the changing relationship between

इस शब्द का अर्थ जानिये

Britain and some of its former colonies. London: Few people...

BJP new president after PM returns from abroad

BJP’s new Bengal president set to take on Trinamool

Mumbai court raps police over delay in Wankhede case

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