Pakistan at 78: A Nation Rising with Purpose
By: Aiman Khattak Independence Days are moments of remembrance, but they are also mirrors. They reflect where we have come…
Allies in Ashes: The US-India Fallout
By Rehman Yar—pursuing public policy at Government College University, Lahore. The long-standing desire of becoming the Asia’s undisputed regional power…
Footsteps in Foggy Corridors
Saleem Bukhari There was a time when Pakistan appeared in the strategic files of the U.S. State Department as little…
Fatima jinnah: A Guardian of Freedom
Zaheer Haider jafri In every nation, there are individuals whose presence shines like a guiding star. They are the ones…
Pakistan’s Independence Day and Role of KP Govt in Economic Freedom
By: Ghulam Hussain Ghazi Pakistan’s Independence Day serves as an annual reminder of the great cause for which our forefathers…
Deepening ASEAN-Pakistan Ties : A Philippine Perspective
Dr. Emmanuel R. Fernandez Ambassador of the Philippines to Pakistan As ASEAN celebrates its 58th founding anniversary this year, it…
Dera Ismail Khan — The Living Guardian of History and Civilization
By Muhammad Rehan Dera Ismail Khan is more than just a district in southern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa it is a cradle…
Political Justice in Pakistan: A Dead End or Turning Point?
By Barrister Usman Ali, Ph.D. In Pakistan, no political victory is permanent, and no defeat is final. But what remains…
The Difference Among Colleges, Universities, and Factories: A Misconception
By Prof. Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad A misguided notion among some bureaucrats is gaining traction, suggesting that universities can generate their…
PTI’s Protest and Political Restraint
By Ghulam Haider Shaikh The recent wave of political unrest in Pakistan took a sharper turn as Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)…