The Price of National Memory
Like many residents of Islamabad, I have watched the Marka-e-Haq Monument gradually take shape over the past several months. Every…
Rule of Law: The Only way to Pakistan’s Progress & Prosperity
By Musawir Qureshi Pakistan stands today at a critical juncture in its history, where the credibility of state institutions, public…
The Shrinking Playgrounds of Childhood
A generation of young Pakistanis is growing up in a world where playgrounds are disappearing and screens are becoming constant…
Peace Never Dies
By Junaid Qaiser The latest escalation between the United States and Iran has once again reminded the world how quickly…
Time to Wait and Watch
By Junaid Qaiser In the world of diplomacy, there are times when taking action is crucial, and then there are…
Judicial Independence and the Truth Left Unexamined
Barrister Usman Ali, Ph.D. The Audio Leaks Commission was established to answer troubling questions about alleged interference in Pakistan’s judicial…
Least Emitter, Most Victim: Pakistan and the Politics of Climate Injustice
By Fizza Qaisar The country contributes less than 1% of global greenhouse gas emissions, by most estimates somewhere between 0.8%…
The Naqvi-Patel Meeting
By Junaid Qaiser Diplomatic meetings often come and go with little lasting impact. However, some conversations signal a broader shift…
The Heavenly Alignment: Witnessing the Midday Sun Over the Kaaba
Ayesha Noor Every year, the movement of the sun across our sky follows a path governed by the perfect balance…
Pakistan Afghanistan Border: Reopening Torkham Is an Economic Necessity
Shamim shahid Representatives of the business community associated with the Torkham border, including importers, exporters, clearing agents, transporters, traders, and…