
From Cobra to Custodian: Can Governance Walk the Market?
February 20, 2026
Ramadan not only tests the patience of the fasting; it tests the conscience of those who govern. Yesterday, we spoke of the cobra —…

Jails of Pakistan: Behind Bars of Despair
February 19, 2026
Pakistan’s prisons, often hidden behind high walls and iron gates, tell stories that rarely reach the public eye. They are not just buildings of…

Lessons from a Divided Past for a Shared Future
February 19, 2026
History bears testimony that the Muslims of Bengal stood in the vanguard of the struggle which gave practical shape to the Two-Nation Theory in…

A Humanitarian Initiative by Kulsoom Bai Valika Social Security Hospital: Bringing Treatment to Children with AIDS at Their Doorstep
February 18, 2026
In the field of public health, some initiatives go beyond mere administrative decisions; they become shining examples of social awareness, state responsibility, and human…

Ramadan’s Cobra Strikes: Reviving the Prophetic Market Walk to Slay Profiteering
February 18, 2026
In the blessed month of Ramadan, when hearts overflow with mercy and the faithful fast from dawn till dusk in devotion, a venomous cobra…

CDF Marks Kashmir Solidarity Day with Renewed Commitment
February 18, 2026
By Abdul Basit Alvi Pakistan’s commitment to the Kashmiri people is deeply embedded in its political, ideological, and moral foundations, dating back to Partition…

THE SHADOW SIEGE
February 18, 2026
By Syed Muhammad Uzzam Kazmi In the age of mirrors and megaphones, a nation can be wounded without a single shot being fired. The…

Covert Reach and the Crisis of Credibility
February 18, 2026
By Tariq Khan Tareen The international system rests upon a simple but inviolable premise: sovereignty is sacrosanct, and political dissent must be contested through…

‘Why the U.S Refuses the Word ‘Genocide’ in Palestine: A Poststructuralist Look at U.S. Discourse.’
February 17, 2026
By Myra Murtaza NDU, Islamabad Even when all that is required are words, many still fail to use them”.[1] Who is entitled to empathy?…

Breaking Barriers: Pakistani Women Are Leading the Business Revolution,
February 17, 2026
By Hira Saqib Across Pakistan, women are transforming the business landscape. From tech startups and fashion labels to agriculture and social enterprises, women entrepreneurs…

Why Our Students Struggle: The Gap Between Theory and Reality
February 17, 2026
By Hira Saqib In Pakistan, we celebrate education as a path to success but there is a big problem: our schools and colleges focus…

Watershed
February 16, 2026
In the history of the subcontinent, the year 1971 drew a line that not only split a country into two parts but also created…

Nuclear Shadows, Gaza Cries, and Pakistan’s Hour of Leadership
February 16, 2026
In the theatre of restless empires, timing is often louder than weapons. When Donald Trump rejected Vladimir Putin’s proposal to extend expired nuclear deployment…

Imran Khan: playboy of the West- Servant of Madina for the East
February 16, 2026
Imran Khan’s journey is a timeless saga of redemption, stirring souls across the Muslim Ummah. Born October 5, 1952, in Lahore to a noble…

Protection of Maternal and Child Health: A New Milestone in HIV Awareness and Training at Kulsoom Bai Valika Hospital
February 15, 2026
In the realm of public health, certain initiatives transcend routine administrative activity and emerge as meaningful strides toward shaping social consciousness and safeguarding human…

When Alliances Crack
February 15, 2026
Munich Debates Security; Islamabad Must Forge Its Own Destiny In the frost-kissed halls of Munich, where the old empires once drew their maps in…