A Matter of Conscience or Is “Lota Culture” Creeping into Canada?
In April this year, under the leadership of former banker Mark Carney, Canada’s Liberal Party managed to form a minority government, falling short of a majority by just three votes.…
The War Returns: Time to Defend Pakistan Together
Pakistan is once again reeling under a severe wave of terrorism. From Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan to the federal capital, Islamabad, a fresh surge of militant attacks has shaken the…
Fighting Terrorism: The War Beyond the Gun
Zero tolerance against terrorism and anti-state propaganda is no longer a slogan or the responsibility of any one institution , it’s a question of Pakistan’s collective survival. The recent press…
Trump’s Gaza Plan: Between Ultimatums and Negotiations
Gaza today lies in ruins. More than 70,000 Palestinians have been killed since October 2023, entire neighborhoods have been reduced to rubble, and hospitals struggle to treat the wounded amid…
Cricket Under Siege: When Politics Overshadows the Game
National leaders hold a unique power: they can unify societies or fracture them. When exercised responsibly, leadership fosters trust, harmony, and goodwill with neighbors. But when power is used to…
Stop Pakistan’s Endless Power Game
Pakistan’s seventy-seven-year political history can be summed up in one blunt truth: the will of the people has never been fully accepted. Power has always been shaped by forces behind…
Pakistan–US Relations: Reset or Repeat?
After years of diplomatic isolation, Pakistan has found itself back in the global spotlight. Its perceived edge over India in the recent conflict, a defense pact with Saudi Arabia, and…
The Lost Generation: Pakistan’s Gen Z Between Cult and Collapse
Whenever turmoil shakes Pakistan’s neighborhood, whether in Nepal, where corruption and mismanagement fueled mass demands for reform; in Bangladesh, where students rose in revolt; or in Sri Lanka, where protests…