Aiman Khattak khattakaiman2@gmail.com When a suspended police constable begins operating a network of 82 suspended police officials, dictates local police…
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Closing Pakistan’s Gender Digital Divide: Making Online Participation Safer for Women
By: Quraba Tul Naseem Pakistan’s digital transformation has created new opportunities for education, employment, entrepreneurship, communication, and civic participation. Yet…
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Making Right to Information Work for Young Citizens: Closing the Gap Between Law and Practice
By:Madiha Yousaf Pakistan has given its citizens a legal right to ask questions of public institutions. Yet a right on…
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From Youth Consultation to Youth Influence: Institutionalizing Young People’s Role in Digital Governance
By: Dr. Ansar Abbas Pakistan’s young people are among the most active users of digital technology, yet they remain largely…
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Institutional Inertia
By Shafqat Aziz Mallick Pakistan’s development discourse remains trapped in an enduring paradox: an abundance of diagnostic data coexisting with…
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Pakistan, As I Found It
An American Traveller’s Honest Reckoning With a Country the World Got Wrong By Fizza Qaisar Kate Vernier didn’t come to…
Read MoreFarhan Bogra: A Sehtar Diplomat and His Quiet Revolution
By Fizza Qaisar There are rare moments when a forty-minute car ride feels less like transit and more like passing…
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From Family Discipline to National Defence
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal After creating man, Allah Almighty included within his nature an administrative structure for the family, whereby…
Read MoreWords That Hurt: How Mocking Others Harms Everyone
Ayesha Noor In today’s world, people often make fun of others through hurtful jokes, sarcasm, or mocking remarks. Many think…
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Afghanistan’s Terrorism Challenge: A Growing Regional Security Concern
Shamim Shahid Amid renewed hostilities with neighbouring Pakistan, Afghanistan is once again being portrayed through United Nations and United States…
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