Aidah’s Global Breakthrough from Gwadar to the World
The spectacular rise of Aidah to international scientific stardom has taken another turn when she recently presented her work to a panel
Who Shapes the Narrative Between Renewables and Fossil Fuels?
Many people, interests, and outside forces influence and shape the way renewables and fossil fuels have developed. This is not told by
Eid Marked by Airstrikes, Not Peace
On the day of Eid al-Adha, a major religious celebration for Muslims worldwide, Israeli airstrikes hit southern Beirut, therefore upsetting the delicate
Iran at the Crossroads of Global Power Shifts
Few countries have found themselves so often at the junction of geopolitical competition in the great sweep of history as Iran. Iran
India is not the Owner of Kashmir
India’s relentless claim over Jammu and Kashmir is an assertion of power over a territory whose people have not given their permission,
The Biggest Deal in Defence History
The United States and Saudi Arabia have entered into a historic economic and military agreement valued at over $600 billion. This accord,
Faith, Not Fire: Exposing the Hypocrisy of Fitnah al-Khawarij
In the name of faith, several individuals have opted for fire. In the guise of faith, some have opted for destruction. The
How Japan is Shaping Its Future?
Japan’s infrastructure strategy embodies a comprehensive approach designed to maintain economic vitality, enhance quality of life, and strengthen global competitiveness. Japan, renowned
