More: Baluchistan
Lessons from History for a New Pakistan
As Prime Minister Imran Khan’s newly elected government pushes forward his vision of a ‘Naya (New) Pakistan’, it is important that the lessons learnt...
Fall of Dhaka: Lessons Pakistan should Never Forget
In 1971, nearly five decades ago Pakistan lost its eastern part after civil war; loss of that part is one of the biggest tragedies...
Chinese consulate attack puts Pakistan between a rock and a hard place
Two attacks in Pakistan, including a brazen assault on the Chinese consulate in Karachi, are likely to complicate prime minister Imran Khan’s efforts to...
CPEC and cultural convergence
Regional connectivity and Cultural convergence has always been helpful in making world a global village. In this regard CPEC - as a greater part...
Poverty should be our history, not present
17th October presents an opportunity to not only acknowledge the struggle of our fellow humans suffering from poverty but also gives us a chance...
Construction of Pakistan Dam (Kalabagh)–Defeat of RAW and MQM
In 2005, Ex COAS and then President of Pakistan announced various mega projects in the country including Gwadar City, Gwadar deep sea port, Makran...
Defense Day: ‘Moral Force’ of the Pakistan Armed Forces
The 6th of September is celebrated every year as the Defense Day by every Pakistani, as on this very day, Pakistan’s courageous Armed Forces...
Pakistani elections spotlight the country’s contradictory policies
A virulently anti-Shiite, Saudi-backed candidate for parliament in Pakistan’s July 25 election symbolizes the country’s effort to reconcile contradictory policy objectives in an all...
Who is behind Hazara’s Killing?
Evidently, Quetta’s Hazaras are the Mongols, who migrated from Central Asia to  the Banyan District in Afghanistan. They belong to the Shia faction of...
Pakistan and Bahrain: The story of two brothers
Public diplomacy is one of the essential foreign policy tool in 21st century in globalized world. It is a tool which leads the states...