Pakistan’s Next Economic Test
Pakistan’s economic debate often swings between two extremes. One side talks as if a single IMF review is the whole story. The
Gilgit-Baltistan’s Democratic Signal
The smooth completion of the Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly’s constitutional term and the appointment of Justice (R) Yar Muhammad as Interim Chief Minister mark
PTM’s Forest Narrative
The recent controversy surrounding the selective removal of tree cover near security checkpoints in Central Kurram has turned into an example of
Building Climate Resilience Across Asia’s Water-Stressed Regions
The Indus, Amu Darya, Syr Darya, and numerous tributaries throughout Central and South Asia are fed by glaciers that have long functioned
Should Pakistan Play a Role in Gaza Peacekeeping Efforts?
The Gaza Peace Agreement 2025 is a historic moment of uncommon and extraordinary events in the history of the Middle East in
Pakistan Beat South Africa to Win T20 Series 2–1
Pakistan clinched both the match and the T20 series against South Africa after securing a thrilling four-wicket victory in the third and
Deconstructing Hamid Mir’s Narrative
Mr. Hamid Mir’s latest video about Pakistan’s stance on Palestine is a good reminder of how easily complex issues can get twisted
Why Pakistan Still Matters to Washington
If someone has followed American foreign policy over the last two decades, they would have probably noticed how Pakistan slips in and
Pakistan’s Climate Crisis and UN Credibility Issues
The UN General Assembly is marking its 80th session this September with a hopeful slogan: “Better together: 80 years and more for
“Better Together” at UNGA
Will Unity Survive Global Crises? The 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) began on 9 September 2025. Its theme
