Can July 11 Prevent a Wider Middle East War?
Authors: Nazish Mehmood and Dr. Qasim Ali Shah*
With missiles firing from both sides and Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s funeral ceremony underway, president Trump declaring the...
Why the Pressure on Iran Isn’t Working?
The ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran in the Strait of Hormuz regarding maritime coercion is more and more viewed in terms...
Emerging Trends in Global Diplomacy
In 2025, diplomacy is going through big changes in the realm of international relations, which is always evolving and is complicated by the fact...
Cyber Wars are the New Battleground of Global Diplomacy
The world is facing a new kind of warfare, one that doesn’t involve missiles, tanks, or soldiers but is just as dangerous; cyber warfare....
Green Pakistan Initiative Sowing Seeds of Prosperity Beyond Farming
When people think about the Green Pakistan Initiative (GPI), they often picture fields of crops, modern irrigation systems, and high-tech farming tools. While agriculture...
Algorithms of Favoritism: Power Wins Again
YouTube has emerged as a leading platform in today's digital landscape, providing creators with an opportunity to articulate their perspectives, share their narratives, and...
Navigating Truth in an Age of Intellectual Dishonesty
In the age of liquid modernity, as conceptualized by Zygmunt Bauman, journalism faces an existential crisis marked by the dissolution of boundaries between truth...
The Global Crisis of Bullshit Culture and Media Manipulation
The American philosopher Harry G. Frankfurt's 2005 book, On Bullshit (originally an article from 1986), offers a theory of bullshit that defines the term...
The Rise of Echo Chambers in a Connected World
Human society has experienced major changes throughout history, from the agricultural revolution to the industrial and digital eras. Each of these changes has deeply...