By Awais Haider Shaikh The Strait of Hormuz is arguably the most important piece of maritime real estate on the…
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No Deal, No Collapse: Why That Matters
By Junaid Qaiser In diplomacy, it’s common to rush to judgments and view outcomes in black and white. A successful…
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The Constitution Above All: Justice Qazi Faez Isa’s Legacy
Barrister Usman Ali, Ph.D. A recurring tragedy of Pakistan’s judicial history is that, at critical moments, the courts have often…
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When the World Edged Toward Conflict, Shehbaz Sharif Chose Diplomacy
There are moments in global politics when silence becomes complicity, when hesitation allows tensions to harden into conflict. The recent…
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The 40th Day Commemoration of the Martyred Students of Minab School: A Cry against Global Silence
Dr. Mehdi Taheri (Cultural Attaché, Embassy of Iran, Islamabad) Forty days have passed since a tragedy that profoundly shook the…
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Pakistan Wins Global Appreciation
By Junaid Qaiser Despite the high-level US-Iran peace talks in Islamabad ending without a conclusive agreement after 21 hours of…
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Journalism Lost in Selfies
By A. Waseem Khattak While the world watched Iran, the United States, and Pakistan, I found myself watching Pakistani journalists.…
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US-Iran parley- opportunity for Muslim Ummah
Shamim Shahid PESHAWAR.. Whatever are claims, justifications and excuses on the part of part of warring parties but it remained…
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Protection of the Holy Land
By Musawir Qureshi The Middle East stands under the shadow of tension. Ongoing political disputes, security concerns, and shifts in…
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US–Iran Talks: Not a Disappointment, but a Step Towards Peace
By Kashif Hasan In the intricate theatre of global politics, to dismiss the recent US–Iran peace talks—hosted by Pakistan in…
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