By Shabinda Farzeen February has always been a winter month in Peshawar. At this time of year, mornings are usually…
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Sudan’s War Must End
By Junaid Qaiser The war in Sudan has evolved into one of the gravest humanitarian catastrophes of our time. Millions…
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No Aggression, Only Protection: Pakistan’s Strategic Clarity
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Since its emergence upon the map of the world on 14 August 1947, Pakistan has consistently…
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“Medical Transparency in Times of Political Polarization”
By— Rehman Yar, student of Public Policy at Government College University, Lahore. Salt has been poured once again on the…
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Ukraine’s Existential Struggle for Freedom and Independence
February 24 marks four years since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale war of aggression against Ukraine. For the fifth consecutive…
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Economic Inclusion Beyond Recognition: Addressing Structural Hardship Faced by Transgender Persons in KP
By: Sana Ahmad Across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), transgender persons continue to face economic hardship that extends far beyond unemployment. While…
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Af-Pak Cooperation to End the Terrorism
Tazeen Akhtar | Islamabad Afghanistan and Pakistan, both are Muslim populated countries and both have Islamic in their state names…
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Make Japan Strong Again: Sanae Takaichi’s Plan to Transform
By Junaid Qaiser Japan has always been admired for its incredible journey from the ashes of war to becoming one…
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Water as a Weapon: The New Frontier of an Old Conflict
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal The tragedy of the Sub Continent did not conclude with the lowering of the Union Jack…
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Pakistan’s Stand Against Cross-Border Terror
By Junaid Qaiser The recent intelligence-based strikes carried out by Pakistan against terrorist hideouts along the Pak–Afghan border underline a…
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