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The past five-year tenure of the Afghan Taliban is marked by utter failure both internally and externally. Not a single country has formally...
Pakistan is currently passing through a highly sensitive and decisive phase in its history, where it is simultaneously confronted with challenges...
Talks about the next generation of technology, arms, and equipment are dying very quickly and being replaced by the next-next generation. The...
When a student takes, or attempts to take his or her own life, public conversation is often shadowed by speculative narratives. The question...
For decades, mosque imams have quietly carried the weight of their communities-leading prayers, counselling families, guiding moral choices, and...
The Digital Nation Act, 2025, represents Pakistan’s attempt to institutionalise digital governance, data exchange, and digital public...
During the height of the Israel-Iran confrontation, Benjamin Netanyahu once again returned to his most familiar refrain: that peace in the Middle...
I sat watching the visuals of that handshake in Beijing last week-Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi clasping hands with Wang Xiaohong-and my gut told...
Zalmay Khalilzad’s recent statement, suggesting that Pakistan should pursue a Doha-style agreement with Afghanistan, must be met with not only...
Iran is once again witnessing widespread public demonstrations. What began in late December 2025 as protests over rising prices and a rapidly...
The political process of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) has nothing to do with institutionally democratic evolution but...
The twenty-first century is widely recognised as an era of technological advancement, largely driven by information technology, computers, and...
The federal government’s push to privatise state-owned enterprises is being sold as an exercise in realism. Chronic losses, bloated payrolls, weak...
For nearly three decades, Pakistan operated within a global economic order that quietly rewarded its weaknesses. Cheap labour compensated for low...
The term “Donroe Doctrine” emerged as an analytical coinage to capture Donald Trump’s revival and mutation of the Monroe Doctrine. It fuses...
“Palestine,” Yahya Sinwar said, “will expose the world.” It has done precisely that. Gaza has stripped the mask from the global order....
Pakistan still stands today at a critical juncture where internal security, political foresight, military strength, and national unity have assumed...
Within the span of a single week, two university students attempted to take their own lives-an alarming and deeply troubling development that...
The United Nations Security Council’s report on Afghanistan presents a glaring picture of the social and political-economic situation in...
Public education in Pakistan has made important strides over the years, particularly in expanding access and enrollment. As the education landscape...
Recent criticism from Amnesty International on Constitutional Amendments in Pakistan seems misplaced, with a strong impression of unnecessary...
Amidst transforming regional security dynamics, India reinforced its eastern flank by establishing three fully operational military stations at...
Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) share some of the warmest and most enduring ties in the Muslim world, marked by close political...
In Pakistan, discussions on women’s empowerment have long hovered between symbolism and intent, often producing visibility without viability and...
Pakistan’s intelligence and law enforcement agencies recently achieved a major counterterrorism success in Karachi, uncovering and neutralising a...
On December 29, 2025, India marked another blow on the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) through the approval of the Dulhasti Stage-II hydropower project on...
The United States launched an aggressive political, economic, and covert intervention against Venezuela, an action widely portrayed as an...