Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan: A Leader of Non-Violence
The half of the 20th century was a horrible epoch of human history. There was the world wars on the one hand, murders, and cruelty. On the other hand, individuals…
The Era of Personal Wellness: From Bio- Tracking to Biological Health
The landscape of health in 2026 has shifted from a one-size-fits-all approach to a model of Precision Wellness. We are no longer just looking to live longer; we are looking…
Street Power and the Constitution: A Landmark Judgment of Justice Qazi Faez Isa
Pakistan is a country where history repeats itself with remarkable speed and unsettling regularity. This pattern is visible across many spheres of national life, but nowhere more persistently than in…
Cadet College Hasanabdal bows its head in solemn respect at the passing of one of its greatest sons –
Major Nadir Pervez (SJ & Bar), late – a soldier whose life became legend, and whose name is engraved in the very foundations of this institution. He was not merely…
Indian Retreat from Chabahar: U.S. Pressure, Trump’s Threats, and the Collapse of a Decade-Long Strategic Dream
A new wave of U.S. sanctions, President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade strategy, and rapidly shifting regional political dynamics have severely shaken India’s long-term strategic dream centered on Iran’s Chabahar Port.…
A Decisive Turn Against Terrorism: National Unity, State Resolve, and Pakistan’s Future
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif’s recent statement is not merely a political speech; it reflects the collective state of mind of Pakistan at a time when the growing threat of…
Gul Plaza Fire: Karachi, Negligence, and the Smoldering Question of Collective Accountability
Karachi once again appeared not merely engulfed in flames, but trapped in the grip of collective negligence, administrative apathy, and years of accumulated carelessness. The fire at Gul Plaza on…
A New Global Experiment in the Name of Gaza: The “Board of Peace,” Palestinian Displacement, and the Politics of Imposed Peace
Gaza once again appears to be turning into a diplomatic laboratory for global powers, where decisions are being imposed in the name of peace while the very people most affected…
Universities Without Law: A Supreme Court Judgment Still Awaiting Implementation
Higher education forms the intellectual foundation of any society that seeks progress, stability, and democratic maturity. Universities are meant to be spaces of learning, research, and critical inquiry, governed by…
Kazakhstan at a Turning Point – Key Takeaways from President Tokayev’s National Kurultai Speech
On 20 January 2026, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev delivered a wide-ranging and strategically significant address at the National Kurultai held in Kyzylorda. The speech outlined what he described as a new…