
The Wounds of Delhi and Islamabad: Who Lies Behind the Curtain?
(By Dr. Muhammad Tayyab Khan Singhanvi, Ph.D) The incidents of the past two days have thrust South Asia to a perilous crossroads where every explosion is not merely…

(By Dr. Muhammad Tayyab Khan Singhanvi, Ph.D) The incidents of the past two days have thrust South Asia to a perilous crossroads where every explosion is not merely…

In the 1980s, Indian cinema held a unique charm that transcended boundaries and classes. Films of that era were creative and full of imagination,…

The Power of a Young Majority Pakistan stands at a critical demographic moment where more than sixty percent of its population is composed of…

From the ancient Silk Road to modern corridors, Central Asia has always been a center of power interests. Its natural resources, oil and gas…

by: Izmi Herlani In the infinite canvas of the sky, where winds whisper of freedom and destiny, there soars a force that embodies the…

When Allah Almighty ordains the rise of a nation, He sends among them chosen souls who serve as the torchbearers of His divine…

Throughout human history, the equilibrium of power has always determined the trajectory of civilizations. From the crude stones of the prehistoric hunter to the…

Addressing his supporters after the election results were announced, Mamdani said, “Tonight we made history. I have become the Democratic mayoral candidate for New…

A Historic Breakthrough in a Changing World The election of Zohran Mamdani as the Mayor of New York is more than a political milestone,…

by Naveed Safdar Pakistan stands at a constitutional crossroads. Over the past two decades, a series of well-intentioned reforms—most notably the 18th Amendment—sought to…

Diplomatic activities in Pakistan’s capital have entered a phase of remarkable vibrancy. Islamabad, a city long known for its tranquil beauty and poised diplomacy,…

New York—the city of towering skyscrapers, dazzling lights, and unceasing motion—remains a symbol of ambition and endurance. Rising proudly along the banks of…

By MP Khan, a Ph.D. Scholar A terrible story that has sliced through society’s outer layer and revealed the festering rot underneath has…

By: Nohman Ali Seventy-eight years ago this week, the hills of Jammu ran red. In the autumn of 1947, as the subcontinent was divided…

Living Behind Closed Doors By: Professor Dr. Farah Rashid For many elderly parents in Pakistan, home is no longer a sanctuary but a…

Pakistan’s justice system today stands buried under an unsustainable weight of more than 2.26 million pending cases, with 82 percent in district courts and…

History has a curious way of drawing parallels across centuries, linking men of destiny whose courage and conviction transcend time. More than eight hundred…