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Since the dawn of independence Pakistan has faced immense problems on eastern borders because of the Kashmir dispute with India. The western...
Taliban return to Kabul pushed Afghanistan into global terror pit that keeps widening every month. No diplomatic spin can hide ugly truth....
The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) adopted the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) on October 31, 2003, and designated...

Hangor Day occupies a distinctive position in Pakistan’s maritime history, marking an event that profoundly shaped Pakistan Navy’s operational...
CENTRALISED decision-making, a restructured judiciary, and a military that functions as the state’s core operating system — that is the New...

PAKISTAN’S politics has long been closely linked with its military, shaped by decades of turbulent history. Since its creation in 1947, the...

By Aflatun Amashov In the current historical stage, where regional alliances are being reshaped, relations between the Republic of Azerbaijan and...

Judicial modernization, judicial services and smart infrastructure have become central to global discussions and Pakistan is no exception. Today,...

The Pakistan of 2030 is expected to be profoundly different—more organized, secure, responsible and stable. One of the most transformative...
TRAVEL is never just about destinations; it is about the stories we gather, the cultures we encounter and the perspectives we carry home. My...
DG ISPR Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif’s most recent press conference was not the routine institutional communiqué many expected. Delivered with...

FOR a decade, a special trade deal with the European Union has been a bedrock of Pakistan’s economy. The Generalized Scheme of Preferences Plus...

In today’s turbulent world, leadership often finds itself torn between enforcing authority and embracing compassion. The teachings of Imam Ali ibn...

THE Government of Punjab is preparing to launch a transformative teacher licensing system, redefining teaching as a regulated profession rooted in...
THE People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria holds special strategic significance as the gateway to the African Continent, being the largest...

PAKISTAN, one of the largest and fastest-growing digital markets, has about 116 million internet users, ranking 10th globally, with 71 million...
CHINA’S State Council Information Office latest white paper titled “China’s Arms Control, Disarmament and Nonproliferation in the New Era”...

In continuation of my earlier proposal to reshape global diplomatic architecture around transboundary geographical features, an instructive example...

AT a recent session at Iqra University in Karachi, former Mayor of Lahore Mian Amer Mahmood spoke about Pakistan’s governance challenges and the...
WHAT man does in this life is therefore reaped by him in what the Qur’an calls the ‘Akhirah’ that is in the phase of life, that is to come or...

Pakistan’s development journey has been marked by transient ambition, people’s resilience, and recurring setbacks. From the MDGs to the SDGs we...
IN the last week of November 2025, a group of United Nations experts published a landmark report detailing grave human rights violations in...
The air is warming, the oceans are rising, and the weather is growing wilder. From devastating floods in Asia to record-breaking heat waves across...
THE newfound confidence of the militants, especially the TTP, has a lot to do with the modern weapons systems and technology that they have...
ONE of the simplest things that sets humans apart from animals is embedded in our very name: “humane.” Yet, time and again, events in Pakistan...