Between memory and reality lies a question Pakistan has long avoided: can a nation honor its past without refusing its future? There are moments in history that do…
Once, the streets of Kabul echoed with the thunder of American helicopters and the roar of artillery. Today, the same alleys witness Chinese engineers,…
As the confrontation between Washington and Tehran escalates, voices in the United States debate whether the operation has achieved its aims—or opened a far…
At last, the name is finalized. Mojtaba Khamenei, the 56-year-old son of the martyred Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been named the new Supreme Leader…
When knowledge becomes merchandise, the classroom begins to lose its soul. “Iqra.” Read. With this single word began the journey of human enlightenment in…
When knowledge becomes merchandise, the classroom begins to lose its soul. “Iqra.” Read. With this single word began the journey of human enlightenment in…
Iran’s Unbroken Stand in a World of Quick Schemes It is Sunday moning, the kind where the Fajr adhan still echoes softly through Islamabad’s…
A war-torn century asks an ancient question: are nations governed by institutions—or by the fragile heartbeat of a single human being? The night sky…
The world trembles beneath a sky heavy with fire. Borders dissolve in the smoke of missiles. Nations, once sovereign, now lie entangled in a…
In the hush of shadowed chambers, where secrets of state unfold like fragile scrolls, Pakistan stands at the edge of tempests both near and…