Religious Scholar Sheikh-ul-Hadith Maulana Muhammad Idris Martyred by Tyrants
Musawir Qureshi A few days ago, I had written an article about Sheikh-ul-Hadith Maulana Muhammad Idrees, in which I had…
Hunting AI, Missing Ideas
By Shafqat Aziz Let us set the scene. You have just poured your soul, years of lived experience, and razor-sharp…
Marqa-e-Haq and the Evolution of Multi-Domain Deterrence in South Asia
Nabeeha Fajar Javed In the depths of night on May 10, 2025, as radar screens flickered across Pakistan’s air defense…
Perception and Power: Pakistan’s Emerging Edge in South Asia
by Junaid Qaiser Significant geopolitical shifts frequently manifest in subtle ways, evolving from shifts in perception, strategic positioning, and opportune…
From Stone Arrows to Bunyanun Marsoos
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal From the earliest dawn of human society, conflict has been an inescapable feature of collective life.…
Breaking the Silence: Standing Against Women’s Harassment
Laiba laraib Women’s harassment remains one of the most serious social issues across the world. It can happen in homes,…
A Free Press Should Inform—Not Inflame
By: Junaid Qaiser Every year on May 3rd, we come together to observe World Press Freedom Day—a day dedicated to…
6-0
(Abdul Basit Alvi) The digits “6–0” have evolved into a powerful symbol of national pride in Pakistan, representing a sweeping…
Veils of Deception: Famous False Flags That Shaped History
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal It has been heard from the elders that a lie hath no legs to stand upon.…
In Bukhara, Gold Tells Stories: The Festival Reviving a Silk Road Masterpiece
By: Zebiniso Niyazova BUKHARA,one of Central Asia’s most historically significant cities, is preparing to welcome visitors from around the world…