Opinion

With risk of turning into a into a holy nuclear Jihad

Now the question arises as to what would be the implications on the peace talks in the post-election scenario?

It was expected that with the rise of electronic media, the issue of Kashmir would get mainstream

Pakistan’s image will have significant bearing in garnering global support to counter India’s hostile posture

Global analysts agree 'China’s ambition is unstoppable to become a global leader in tech' with or without trade war

A sinister theory of the US not being interested in peace in the region

The narrative of rampant corruption is gradually giving space to the narrative of incompetence & poor governance

Child labour, taboos around psychological treatment, inept courts and policing - all transform men into monsters

Why efforts of creating a uniform curriculum across the country could go in vain

Why an average man has no desire to condone cruelty inflicted on 'lesser' species

A country that has increased the size of its economy 32-fold in a quarter-century after 1980

A tribute to Abul Hasanat Sahab, who passed away on Saturday

In the case of war between Pakistan and India, there would be no winners

Renowned for his political manipulations and machinations, Maulana Fazl is also known as a 'political assembler'

A key recommendation is to forge a national narrative to galvanise national action

Ironically, it was India that brought the Kashmir dispute for a resolution to the UN in 1948

PM Imran stood his ground because he has nurtured the credibility and relationships to forcefully air his viewpoint

To comprehend the true essence of faith, one needs to understand that religion and progress can go hand in hand

Pakistan is classified as one of the countries most at risk of negative climate change impacts

Yet again, the government fails to take precautionary measures to prevent violence against minorities

Pakistan’s economy continues to remain dole-dependent on the IMF

Under an open-to-interpretation corporate governance rule, the board is without a chairman since August

The struggle continues; incremental if not transformational

India took the UNSC’s lack of seriousness as an opportunity to tighten its military control over IOK

The political implications of this manoeuver can cause a backlash against the PTI

Pakistan has been firmly saddled with a very high fertility rate of 3.73 for the past four years

Drawing parallels between the maze puzzles of Artificial Intelligence and the real world

Foreign intervention in elections is like playing golf — only the elites play

India, from the outset, has been ambitious to achieve technological supremacy inspired by its “Greater India vision”

Meaningful reforms are associated with socio-economic reforms by ensuring the implementation of existing laws

The harassment of Kashmiri women has increased since the elimination of the autonomous status of Kashmir

Internal strength of a country in terms of its economy, strategic cohesion is central in influencing foreign relations

Prime Minister Imran Khan has clearly defeated India in UNGA and provided ground to settle the dispute of Kashmir

Space science is interdisciplinary in nature and lies at the interface between engineering and the sciences

Struggling to make ends meet, many Pakistanis still live below the poverty line

US military has been mulling an array of response options and bombing missile-launching sites in areas outside Iran

When students do pursue a legal education, they are continuously taught that the law exists in a vacuum

Power begets money; and money gives rise to the urge to grab power

Not words but how the PM translates his words into action will determine his legacy and success on Kashmir

Not much has changed in Karachi nearly 50 years on

As a 16-year-old Swedish girl addresses world leaders at UNGA in New York

Rising sea levels, intensifying droughts and unprecedented increase in wildfires

He warned the world in stark terms of a bloodbath in the state under illegal Indian occupation

Poor and inefficient urban planning hinders people’s mobility and women are the primary victims

The balance between legitimacy and power is extremely complex

The fourth part compensated for the first three ones

Qureshi blames Modi’s government for gaslighting the international community into normalising India’s decision

Paranoia exists also to ensure that you are never caught by surprise

Fails to utter a single word of sympathy for the 7 million Kashmiris under lockdown for over 50 days

Leaders of the ruling PTI try to defend their underperformance, duly or unduly