Mohsin Dawar’s Anti-State Agenda
Pakistan has suffered a tremendous financial and human cost in the fight against terrorism in recent years. Attacks by militant groups operating
The Diplomat’s False Framing of the Aafia Siddiqui Case
Geopolitical interests, ideological leanings, and editorial priorities often affect how international media interact with the countries they cover. In Pakistan, this relationship
The Crypto Crossroads, Why the World Still Can’t Decide How to Tax the Future?
Money isn’t what it used to be. As everything around us goes digital, even cash is evolving, and governments are struggling to
Banning TLP to Safeguard National Security and Public Safety
The government’s decision to impose a ban on Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) was a measured step, not one taken in haste. It followed
UK to Roll Out Free Digital ID to Tackle Illegal Migration
The United Kingdom is set to launch a free digital ID system as part of its broader strategy to strengthen border control
Trump Posts Fake AI Video Announcing ‘MedBed’ Hospitals That Cure Cancer
Former US President Donald Trump recently posted and then deleted an AI-generated video that claimed to announce a new system of “MedBed
China Pledges 100 Million Yuan Flood Relief Aid for Pakistan
China has pledged an additional 100 million yuan in emergency flood-relief supplies for Pakistan as the country battles devastating floods that have
China Agrees to Fund Major Karakoram Highway Upgrade
China has agreed to provide funding for a major upgrade of the Karakoram Highway (KKH), one of the most iconic road networks
Israel Attacks Pakistani Oil Tanker
A Pakistani-crewed oil and gas tanker was attacked by an Israeli drone while docked at the Ras Issa port in Yemen. The
Pakistan, Russia in Talks to Launch Pilot Freight Train
Pakistan and Russia are currently in advanced negotiations to launch a pilot freight train service connecting Karachi with Moscow via Iran, Turkmenistan
