When Conscience Walked Out
Cruelty is the darkest stain on mankind’s conscience. It has been condemned in every age and every civilization. Yet condemnation alone is not enough. Silence often prevails, and…
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World Tourism Day 27th September 2025 – Tourism and Sustainable Transformation
Every year, on 27th September, the world comes together to celebrate World Tourism Day. In 2025, the theme “Tourism and Sustainable Transformation” resonates deeply…
PAKISTAN DRAWS THE LINE
By Hamna Obaid Islamabad – ISPR strategic communication has consistently led as the vanguard media arm of Pakistan’s armed forces. It amplifies sacrifices, shapes…
The Banquet, the Knighthood, and the Gaza Genocide
The Sadiq Khan Trump Banquet controversy has reignited debate over political leadership styles and international diplomacy. US President Donald Trump holds the distinction of…
Pakistan–Saudi Arabia: A Bond Forged in Faith and Brotherhood
Pakistan-Saudi Arabia relations have stood as a pillar of Muslim unity since 1947. That year, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia became one of the…
The Silent Epidemic: How Vaping Is Hooking Pakistan’s Youth
By Junaid Toru In recent years, vaping in Pakistan has become a fast-growing trend among young people. Sleek devices, flavored cartridges, and the false…
Pakistan’s Greatest Vacancy: The Real Leader We Never Had
By Muhammad Uzair Aslam It has been seven decades since Pakistan came into being, yet we are still circling around one question: have we…
Forecasting Tomorrow: What AI Really Knows About Pakistan’s Climate
By Prof. Dr. Saud Altaf Can artificial intelligence really predict environmental change? The short answer is increasingly yes, although not for everything and never…
Never Entrust Your Defense to Others
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal The recent events in Qatar have laid bare a harsh truth: foreign military betrayal is not a distant fear but…
May 2025: The Scars That Still Haunt India
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Pakistan-India strategic tensions have exposed not only the limits of military confrontation but also the deeper wounds that linger in…
BOYCOTT OF GODI MEDIA IN NEPAL
By Omay Aimen Nepal rejects Indian media—and the world is watching. In a region where borders are contested not just by maps but also…
Social values in students
By Irfanullah Tareen Social values in students are essential—not optional. Without any doubt, students can face serious issues as a result of not teaching…
The Complexities of Cousin Marriage: Examining the Risks and Regulations
By Ayesha Shahid Cousin marriage, the practice of marrying within the extended family, has been a part of various cultures throughout history. While it…
Eco-Tourism at its finest: Ethiopia’s Wanchi leads Africa’s Green Travel Revival
By Ambassador Dr. Jemal Beker Abdula Ethiopia, long known as the Cradle of Humanity, is rising as a unique global tourism destination—inviting the world…
Urbanization in Lahore – Changes and Evaluation
By Ayesha Shahid Urbanization—the shift from rural to urban living—has transformed cities across the globe, and Lahore is no exception. As Pakistan’s second-largest city…
If I Had Been Built: The Lament of Kalabagh Dam
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal I am Kalabagh, a name that echoes with both hope and controversy in Pakistan’s history. My home is on the…
From Enrollment to Employment: Raising University Graduation Rates in Pakistan
by Dr. Ali Azam If you’re a leader at a university in Pakistan, improving student graduation rates is a challenge you face every semester.…