Opinion

The result was that Iran was always accused of cheating and planning to rush toward making a bomb

This madness in governance solicits some intervention and that too from the people of Iran only

Israel cannot go it along without substantial support from its key allies, the US, UK and France

Infrastructure cooperation has emerged as a central pillar of Pakistan's regional strategy

In some tribal areas, baby girls fate is sealed before she can even open her eyes

De-escalation of India-Pak conflict only possible when both sides military officials engage

Study is seminal contribution to academic literature on regional connectivity, economic partnership

Rather Israel's expansionist policies, uncritical Western backing threatens long-term peace in Middle East

This year we find ourselves in the midst of several challenges

Across the world, nations are pledging to move toward cleaner futures

Modi used the visit to India by US Vice President Vance to demonise Pakistan

This is not self-defense. This is empire in motion

Trump recently visited the Middle East and had diplomatic engagements amid scenes of pomp and show

The JNIM was founded in Mali in 2017 as an umbrella organisation assembling four extremist groups

The success of educators and students is gauged by the pindrop silence in the classroom

'The most terrifying words in the English Language are: I am from the Government and I am here to help'

The decree raises the legal age of marriage to 18 for both boys and girls in the ICT

Democracies all over the world are degenerating, lapsing, regressing and retreating

This manifests, among other ways, in the rising authoritarianism and securitisation of democracies worldwide.

Tone reveals one's hidden personality and can have severe repercussions

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IPC Scale5 level means extreme food insecurity and nutritional deprivation

CPEC undermines New Delhi's vision of South Asia as its backyard

The essence of Ibn Khaldun's ideas proposes a humanist and participatory approach to governance

Beauty and brains are a lethal combination that can spark insecurity in others

Pakistan's commitment to countering terrorism has been evident in recent counter-intelligence successes.

Escalation and military preparations took place during May 1–6.

The United States, long a symbol of refuge, has been retreating from its commitments.

Women still make up only about 16% of the workforce worldwide in the energy sector.

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These floods were not just a freak of nature - they were the unmistakable fingerprints of climate change.

The theme of this year's report focuses on AI and its vast potential to accelerate human development.

The role of consulting firms in designing such systems begs not just the question of accountability but also of hubris

The reform commission about political parties held several meeting but remained inconclusive.

Those who challenge the narrative are treated with suspicion.

But in the end, it's a matter of priorities

Light pollution is more than a loss of wonder.

Residents grew used to the gentle daily jolts, much like Karachiites are doing today.

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The depiction of Pakistan as a perpetual antagonist gained momentum after the Kargil War

The future India-Pakistan conflict scene will no longer be unilateral.