Governance in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa requires action not slogans
The picture of governance that has emerged from the land of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is not only alarming but also freshens up
When Politics Bleeds Into a Nation’s Wounds
There is a time for political combat and a time for national conscience. Pakistan, right now, is living through a moment that
Examining Pakistan’s Missing Persons Through Data
There is a version of Pakistan’s missing persons story that gets told endlessly in Western capitals, NGO reports, and the diaspora
Governance Reform as Pakistan’s Answer to Terrorism
Pakistan in October 2026 finds itself engaged in two urgent, deeply connected conversations, one about how to defeat terrorism in Balochistan,
Maulana Fazlur Rehman and the Politics of Contradictions
There is an old saying in Pakistani politics: you can tell a lot about a man not by what he says,
Taliban Terror Racket and the Price of Global Legitimacy
There is a pattern hiding in plain sight inside Kabul’s diplomatic corridors. It follows a rhythm so consistent, so repeatable, that
The Future of Human Resource Management in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
AI is not taking over the jobs of human resource management; it is instead, transforming this field it into something greater. The
India’s Democratic Decline and the Revolt of Its Youth
There is a particular cruelty in watching a nation dismantle its own founding promise, not dramatically, not with a single definitive rupture,
NDM Challenges KPK Emergency as Security Crisis Deepens
When the National Democratic Movement filed its petition in the Peshawar High Court this week challenging the imposition of emergency and
Indian Media’s Digital War Exposed After Operation Sindoor
May 2025 this month will be recorded in the pages of history not merely as a military confrontation, but as a chapter
