CPEC – It’s Impact on Pakistan’s Foreign Policy
The protection of national interests is the main concern of every state’s foreign policy and so it has been with Pakistan. From the last seventy years, national security of the…
Britain’s Caucasus Chessboard — Azerbaijan, Turkey, and the Geopolitical Game in London
In the heart of London, a quiet but consequential alliance is taking shape—one that binds Azerbaijan and Turkey closer to Britain’s strategic orbit. While the optics suggest economic cooperation and…
Those Global Conflicts That Could Become the Precursors to Future World Wars
The world today stands at a crossroads on one side, humanity has achieved remarkable success in scientific progress, modern technology, space conquest, and artificial intelligence; while on the other, it…
Do Medicines Really Expire—or Are We Just Being Played?
For decades, consumers have been conditioned to discard medications the moment they cross their expiration date. But what if that date isn’t a hard stop? What if it’s more about…
Wings of the Phantom: Israel’s B-2 Gambit and Pakistan’s Strategic Dilemma
In the subterranean corridors of Rawalpindi’s military command, unease has taken on a new shape—one that doesn’t appear on radar. It’s not a missile, not a drone, not even a…
The Israel-Palestine Conflict and the Two-State Solution: Priorities of the Islamic World and a Global Perspective
U.S. President Donald Trump has presented a new and controversial plan regarding the longstanding Israel-Palestine conflict, under which he wants to establish American control over Gaza and reconstruct it from…
Even Schools Aren’t Safe: Being Exposed to Work Poison—Especially for Female Administrators
-By: Uzma Khan Khakwani Schools should be havens of progress—for students and for teachers. But behind the closed doors and staff meetings, many teachers experience a different space: toxic workplace…
Empowering Balochistan Through Digital Innovation and Youth-Led Change
Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest yet most underdeveloped province, is witnessing a quiet but promising digital transformation. Traditionally marginalized in national development agendas, Balochistan is now entering the digital era through a…
Missed Opportunity in Budget 2025–26: No Tax on Sugary Drinks despite Health Crisis
In a move that has disappointed health experts and economists alike, the Government of Pakistan decided not to introduce taxes on sugary drinks and ultra-processed food products in the federal…
Pakistan’s Judiciary : Faces Change, the Game Doesn’t
The Supreme Court of Pakistan recently upheld a decision by the Peshawar High Court denying reserved seats to the Sunni Ittehad Council, effectively stripping PTI of those seats. The ruling,…