
When Alliances Crack
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 blood and ink, the…

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 blood and ink, the…

The possible increase in petroleum product prices from February 16 has once again raised serious concerns among the people of Pakistan. According to sources,…

Pakistan’s approach to Middle Eastern geopolitics is marked by continuity and principle, particularly on Palestine, the Abraham Accords, regional security initiatives, and tensions involving…

By Dr Aneela Afzal Associate Professor Agricultural Extension Pakistan’s agriculture sector, particularly tomato and mango value chains, continues to face significant post-harvest losses. Drawing…

By Muhammad Ali Akbar Popalzai: The economy of Pakistan has been facing continuous pressure because of the constant supply chain breakdowns and strict quotas…

For years, artificial intelligence has sounded like something distant—something discussed in conference halls, research papers, and tech company boardrooms. Complex. Technical. Slightly intimidating. Indus…

Shadows on the Bay — Where Silent Powers and Martyrs’ Blood Shape South Asia’s Next Chapter “The ballots haven’t been fully counted, yet the…

The legal case emerging in the United Kingdom is not just an ordinary criminal matter. It has exposed multiple sensitive aspects of journalism, politics,…

By Danyal Shams In a world increasingly shaped by technological disruption, evolving social realities, and global interdependence, the question before academic institutions is no…

The halls of American politics are once again reverberating with the echoes of the Epstein files and in those echoes, not only shadows of…

The word sportsmanship was once spoken with reverence, not as a slogan but as a lived tradition, especially on the playing fields of South…

By Azka Amin Fatima The May 2025 confrontation between India and Pakistan alarmed the very foundations of the presumptions made about the strategic future…

By Abdullah Arshad It is impossible to fully explain the foreign policy of Sri Lanka in 2022 without taking into account the fact that…

By Arslan Ghazi Since the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan in August 2021, Pakistan’s security environment has changed in significant ways. One of…

“Verily, We have granted you a clear victory.” (Sūrah al-Fatḥ 48:1) Yet today the ummah watches not a clear opening, but a choking smoke…

By Mahnoor Akhtar The whole idea of de-dollarization has been gradually promoted by the emerging economies mainly because they felt the Western financial institutions…

By Abdul Basit Alvi A balanced foreign policy focused on autonomy and diversification allows states outside the superpower tier to protect sovereignty and long-term…