By:Maryam Zeb There is a particular kind of victory in our courts that does not always feel like the end…
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A Documented Betrayal
Shezal Misbah The document is damning, and it should be read as such. What Pakistan’s intelligence apparatus has surfaced is…
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Shaukat Yousafzai’s Tears and the Politics of Intolerance
Barrister Usman Ali, Ph.D. Politics has a habit of confronting people with the very culture they once helped create. Harsh…
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Dialogue Before Deadlock
By Junaid Qaiser Pakistan’s political history offers a recurring lesson: whenever political actors choose confrontation over communication, the country pays…
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Beyond the Numbers: Public Priorities and the Real Impact of Budgets
By: Marwa Shahid, Advocate Government budgets are often viewed merely as documents outlining revenues and expenditures, containing figures, tables, and…
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China’s Long Road from Struggle to Strength
By Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Every year, October 1 carries a special significance for China. It marks the establishment of the…
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Makkah Pact: A New Regional Order
By Junaid Qaiser The Middle East is entering a period in which old assumptions about security are being tested by…
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Local Governments in Pakistan: Elected but Broke?
By Abdul Moeed Democracy is often discussed in Pakistan as a question of who occupies the parliament, who forms the…
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More Girls Are Playing Chess in Pakistan. Almost None Are Winning Titles.
By Ahmed Moeed Yusuf Update, 29 September 2026: After this article was published in Samaa on 28 September 2026, titles…
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Pak Army to Support Kuwaiti Forces in Multiple Fields
(Abdul Basit Alvi) The Pakistan-Kuwait “Protocol Agreement 2026” has generated widespread excitement, pride, and prayers in Pakistan, reflecting strong public…
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