Rescuing democracy-Author – Dr Niaz Murtaza
Our democracy, sadly, seems to be on life support, crippled by both internal rot and external meddling. Despite lofty claims, we’ve never truly witnessed the essential duo of fair elections and genuine civilian authority in tandem
Bangladesh finds itself in a deepening political quagmire under the interim leadership of Dr Mohammad Yunus, whose regime has triggered controversy by sidelining the Awami League—the very party that led the nation to freedom
What’s unfolding in the United States under Trump’s second presidency feels like déjà vu drenched in gasoline. He’s back fanning the flames—literally and metaphorically—mobilizing troops against Californian resistance,
The recent announcement by Punjab’s education minister to raise the higher education budget from PKR 17 billion to a staggering PKR 90 billion is a bold and long-overdue move that breaks the silence around the crumbling state of Pakistan’s universities
In a world racing toward artificial intelligence, we must ensure that this revolution doesn’t slip into the hands of a select few. As I see it, AI can’t just be the playground of coders, engineers, and Silicon Valley elites
In this piece, I dive deep into Pakistan’s engagement with the IMF’s Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF), unpacking how well it tackles our climate vulnerabilities.
The article peels back the mask on Pakistan’s deeply rooted patriarchal system, exposing how misogyny bleeds through every layer of society, from religious institutions to social media platforms
Europe isn’t stumbling blindly into war like in 1914—it’s rushing into it with open eyes and clenched fists. With Ukraine’s recent dramatic drone attacks, including Operation Spider Web, that allegedly destroyed over 40 Russian bombers,
In this reflective piece of work, I look into the age-old and often-contested question: what constitutes an Islamic state? Drawing from historical accounts and political realities, I retrace Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s vision for Pakistan
Pakistan finds itself at a decisive turning point, staring down the barrel of an imminent employment crisis. With millions of young people poised to enter the job market every year, the clock is ticking fast.