Why a narrative?
Author – Mohammad Ali Babakhel
Summary:
As I see it, the days of the state holding the reins of narrative are long gone. With every individual acting as a broadcaster in today’s digital jungle, weaving a meaningful national story is no walk in the park
Author – Abbas Nasir
Summary:
The 12-day war between Iran and Israel, ignited by Israel’s unprovoked assault, was nothing short of a bloody chess match dressed as a geopolitical drama.
Author – Maleeha Lodhi
Summary:
Trump’s claim to be a “man of peace” is riddled with contradictions, and Maleeha Lodhi doesn’t pull any punches in exposing that charade
Pakistan has taken the moral high ground by refusing to jump on the bandwagon of the Abraham Accords. Despite whispers and nudges from international power corridors
Author – Najm us Saqib
Summary:
The recent Israel-Iran aerial clash turned out to be more smoke than fire. It’s a theatre of power projection masked as a defensive move
Author – Tasneem Noorani
Summary:
Pakistan a land of striking paradoxes is drowning in a pool of institutional failures yet still manages to produce pockets of excellence
Author – Khurram Husain
Summary:
It’s crystal clear that Pakistan’s political elite did not climb the ladder of power to steer the country towards reform but merely to guard their own turf
India and Israel, in their recent regional misadventures, bit off more than they could chew, underestimating the deep-rooted national resolve of Iran and Pakistan.
This article strikes a deep chord, reminding us that success, often flaunted as an end goal, can quietly trap individuals and societies in a state of emotional and structural limbo
India’s stubborn pursuit to malign Pakistan at global platforms hit a wall yet again at the recent SCO Defence Ministers’ Meeting in Qingdao.