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Building Tomorrow: The Challenges and Promises of Pakistan’s First Smart City
Indonesia and Egypt are two notable countries building new capital cities, which are expected to be completed in the next few years or may...
In the Name of Faith: Extremism’s grip on Pakistani Society
In recent years, the rise of extremism in Pakistan has become an increasingly pressing concern, posing a significant threat to the country's stability and...
Pakistan’s Renewed Role at UN
In a remarkable show of support, Pakistan has been elected as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for the term...
Can Parliament Push BJP to Rethink Its Stance on Pakistan?
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarks on his third term, India’s foreign policy towards Pakistan stands at a potential crossroads. With a coalition government...
Lack of Awareness of Nuclear Program Leading to Nuclear Pessimism
As Youm-e-Takbeer reaches its 26th anniversary, the need to understand its importance becomes far more necessary. Pakistan, on this day in 1998 entered the...
South Asia Needs Hybrid Peace – Book Review
The author of this book is an expert in Strategic Studies, focusing particularly on the dynamics of South Asia. He has authored many research...
Pakistan Elected as Non-Permanent Member of the UNSC for 2025-2026
Pakistan has been elected as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for the term 2025-2026. In the recent elections held...
Recipe for Development
Profound economic difficulties, pervasive prejudice, entrenched injustice, widespread poverty, low literacy levels, gender disparity and women’s rights challenges, a deteriorating healthcare system, widespread corruption,...
The Invisible Casualties of Gender warfare
In the land of Indus, a nation named Pakistan was born of ideological struggles, yet, in its midst, a silent war rages on. The...
Is Pakistan a Newborn Baby?
For those globally exposed and open-minded, it takes just a day to understand the interconnectedness of our world. We see why some 100 countries...