The Big Picture
More News
-
Can war against terror be won without political consensus?
Throughout these two and half decades, political ownership of Pakistan’s struggle against terrorism remained wanting
-
Data proves insider-driven promotions for university faculty hiring in Pakistan
Data from six universities reveals faculty hiring correlates with insider eligibility, not institutional need
-
A new era of diplomacy: How Shehbaz Sharif is steering Pakistan's foreign policy
The writer is a member of the National Assembly of Pakistan
-
I’m a doctor, and here’s the truth anti-HPV vaxxers don’t want you to hear in Pakistan
Two methods are used: Whataboutism and cherry-picking
-
Watt’s going on? Energy debt woes in Pakistan, Iran, India and China
Circular debt and subsidies cripple Pakistan and Iran’s energy sectors, but India and China’s are headed to stability
-
An Unconscious Patient Led To Saving Thousands of Lives
The writer is a leading public health specialist in Pakistan and has served at the Aga Khan University, USAID and WHO
-
When Law Fails Women, Honour Kills Them
The writer is Associate Professor at Institute of Business Administration, Director of Population Research Center
-
Missiles, Myths and Motives
India's unchecked missile development raises concerns, while baseless allegations against Pakistan persist
-
The Perception Gap: Why Pakistan’s Voice Falls Silent on the Global Stage
The writer is an Economics and Finance student, CFC member at Chatham House, former UN Mission intern, and columnist
-
Catherine Case: Emerging Trends in Spying
The author is an independent researcher who writes on national and regional security
