When Peace Is Inked, Who Pays for the War?
When peace is about to be inked after the Islamabad table-talk, a quieter, sharper question rises from beneath the polished language of diplomacy: can power move forward without…
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From Lahore to the Ummah: One Rope, One Path, One Wound
Politicians Who Play Dirty Politics Against Opponent Religious Groups, Erode Muslim Ummah’s Unity” In 1972–73, from the heart of Lahore, I sent a simple…
A New Beginning of Reforms in SESSI
The Sindh Employees’ Social Security Institution (SESSI) was established with the noble objective of providing quality healthcare and social protection to the working class.…
When Political Insult Crosses Into Civilizational Disrespect
By Dr Zahid Azeem In international diplomacy, words are never “just words.” They carry the weight of nations, the dignity of peoples, and the…
“Service and Sacrifice Driven” Awami Development Organization
The Awami Development Organization, a representative body of international non-governmental welfare organizations active in Pakistan, has been continuously engaged in a series of initiatives…
From National Command to Global Spotlight: The Rise of Field Marshal Asim Munir
Pakistan’s strategic realignment has been shaped largely outside formal political channels, with Asim Munir emerging as the central figure directing both national security and…
From Sydney to Los Angeles: A World Suspended Between Celebration and Conflict
Warships gather, oil flows under pressure, millions pray, and even the Oscars walk in shadow — a global arc of uncertainty and human resilience.…
Who’s Hosting the Peace Table?
In the civilizational tapestry of South Asia, customs and traditions have long held a place of quiet authority, shaping not merely social conduct but…
Iran, the US, and the Future of Middle Eastern Order
By Kokab Rathore With the outbreak of direct hostilities between Israel and the United States against Iran — marked by missile strikes targeting installations…
Pakistan Day: Celebrating Military Strength, Unity and National Pride
Pakistan Day, observed on 23 March, represents the spirit and unity of the nation and connects Pakistan’s past, present, and future from the Karakoram…
The Ifreet of Power: When the 25th Amendment Breathes in Washington
Smoke on Capitol Hill, Rumors of Tehran Talks, and the Quiet Awakening of Constitutional Possibility Washington is a city that pretends to sleep. Its…
“When a rival bows to honor, the question rises: what have we done with our own conscience?”
Between memory and reality lies a question Pakistan has long avoided: can a nation honor its past without refusing its future? There are moments…
Why Should I Be Hungry
Salman come and have your lunch” shouted his mom from the door of their hut in the Katchi abadi. He was playing marbles with…
Allies Lost, Trust Gone
The spectacle of power, when divorced from prudence, often descends into isolation. In the contemporary theatre of international politics, the United States remains a…
The Strategic Earthquake: How Global Powers are Cashing In on the Middle Eastern Chaos
Washington’s PR teams are working overtime to sell ‘Operation Epic Fury’ as some standard tactical mission. But cut through the noise. Forget the polished…
‘Meri Mitti Meri Jaan’; ISPR Song Goes Viral
By Laiba Hasan The traditional patriotic anthem just got a high-octane, electronic makeover. The ISPR’s latest release, “Meri Mitti Meri Jaan,” is sweeping across…
The War of Resources on the Chessboard of Global Politics
The history of international politics bears witness to the fact that great powers have often sought to establish influence in various regions of the…