War of the civilized people
BY Akhtar Ali Burki Following the atrocities in Gaza, Israel, along with the United States, launched a new wave of…
An Energy Crisis or an Opportunity?
Written by: Sajid Anwar Wardak Pakistan has a familiar pattern of handling economic and energy crises: the burden ultimately falls…
Decades of CIA Schemes, Iran Unshaken
Saleem Bukhari Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, the United States has repeatedly sought to weaken or overthrow Iran’s government. In…
“Peace Promises, War Realities: The Escalating Crises in the Middle East”
By Rehman Yar, student of BS public policy at Government College University, Lahore. The so-called founder and self-nominated permanent chairman…
The Hidden Hands Behind Rising Regional Conflicts
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal In the intricate theatre of global politics, alliances often emerge not merely from shared values but…
The Arrival of Taliban in Bara and the Performance of Government Institutions
By Musawar Qureshi The Tehsil Bara of Khyber District in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has historically been a sensitive area regarding security.…
DG ISPR Rejects Notion That Pakistan is Next Target After Iran
(Abdul Basit Alvi) In an interview with Al Jazeera, Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations, addressed accusations…
In a Time of War, Words Matter
By Junaid Qaiser In times of regional unrest, words can spread faster than diplomatic efforts. A single remark made in…
Can Creativity Survive Hunger?
Written By: Fizza Qaisar The word “creativity” conveys the phenomena of innovation, imagination, and inspiration. Creation, however, is not a…
Pakistan-Afghanistan Tensions Seen Boosting Taliban Supreme Leader’s Position
Shamim Shahid Recent cross-border clashes and diplomatic tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan are being viewed by analysts as inadvertently strengthening…