The Silent Agony: Pakistan’s Stolen Daughters and the Conscience of a Nation
Kiran Asim
In the shadowed riverine badlands of Sindh’s kacha areas—those untamed stretches where the Indus once whispered life but now conceals horror—another chapter of...
Trump Ensured the Downfall of America as a Superpower
Qamar Bashir
As tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz intensified, an extraordinary pattern emerged: countries that once looked first to Washington reportedly began seeking direct...
Revising History: The West’s Dangerous Flirtation with Nazism
S.M. Hali
In the shifting sands of geopolitics, history is not merely remembered—it is often rewritten. The recent revelations of Western leaders with Nazi ancestry,...
Education as the Strongest Weapon in a Diverse Society for Social Cohesion
Dr. T. M. Malik
Education has long been regarded as the most powerful tool for individual growth and national development. In a diverse society, its...
Yaum e Takbeer: Remembering the Day That Secured Our Future
Abdul Basit Alvi
Yaum e Takbeer, observed on May 28, commemorates Pakistan’s 1998 nuclear tests and symbolizes national pride, sovereignty, and strategic security. Celebrated throughout...
