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In the Valley of Margallas, December 2025 poured itself quietly into a G-11 kitchen glass. Clear. Odorless. Municipally supplied. The woman paused,...
The multidimensional personality and leadership style of Field Marshal Asim Munir, Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) of Pakistan, have remained under...
AS outlined in the 2025 US National Security Strategy, the United States is stepping back from its role as the ‘primary security provider’ across...

PAKISTAN approaches 2026 not as a country burdened by failure, but as a nation standing at the threshold of possibility, a moment in which...
Globally renowned Pakistani economist Atif Mian, who has consistently shown academic interest in Pakistan’s economy, recently put forward the...
THE entire world community including Pakistan is now in the severe grip of a dangerous environmental crisis. This natural crisis is so severe...

FOLLOWING the fall of Dhaka in 1971, Indira Gandhi arrogantly proclaimed that the “Two-Nation Theory has been drowned in the Bay of Bengal.” At...

THE recent acquisition of 75% of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) by a private consortium has sparked a heated debate across the nation. While...

THE verdant valleys and snow-capped peaks of Kashmir have long been shrouded in a mist of political contention, but beneath the fog of competing...

ONE of the most enduring and uncomfortable truths of Pakistani politics is that democracy is repeatedly invoked, but rarely internalized....
A few issues cut to the heart of Pakistan’s survival as sharply as water security. With the Indus River system as its lifeline, the country faces...

Pakistan’s political history cannot be meaningfully understood without examining the sacrifices made by the Bhutto family. From Zulfiqar Ali...
The world map appears to be shifting in the coming years. In this rapidly changing global system, the transfer of the power center from the West...
According to many international reports, Afghanistan has once again become a “connecting” and “convergence” hub for Al-Qaida, IS-KP, TTP,...
The districts of South Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa—Kohat, Karak, Bannu, Lakki Marwat, Dera Ismail Khan, North and South Waziristan as well as other former...
HISTORY is not merely a chronological list of events; it is also a repository of unanswered questions, lingering doubts and suppressed truths...

India–Bangladesh relations have worsened since the ouster of Sheikh Hasina Wajid. The chief determinant of bilateral ties has long been whether the...

Access to rural Sindh remains a persistent challenge. Whenever I get the opportunity to return to my village, the journey itself becomes a painful...

DESPITE a landmark Supreme Court judgment in 2014 mandating concrete protections for religious minorities, Pakistan continues to struggle with...

The United Nations’ Special Rapporteurs and independent experts issued a detailed report on their specialized areas of jurisdiction on 15...
I love my Prophet (PBUH). All Muslims love Prophet Muhammad. Inherently and divinely, love reaches its zenith between parents and offspring. I,...

Second marriages have become more visible in Pakistan in recent years. Previously, remarrying after divorce or the death of a spouse was widely...
As a visionary leader, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah had a deep affinity and enduring attachment with the Princely State of Jammu and Kashmir....

The topic of Western culture’s impact on Pakistani youth remains hotly contested. It permeates social media, dominates media conversations and...