Climate governance hurdles
The staggering institutional sluggishness and red tape laid bare here show how Pakistan’s climate policy has become a victim of its own administrative disarray.
The political cauldron in Pakistan is bubbling over once again, with the PTI and the ruling alliance locking horns after a brief lull post the skirmish with India. The opposition, cornered and bruised, is gearing up to storm the streets,
The article draws historical parallels between Nazi atrocities and the ongoing Israeli onslaught in Gaza, arguing that the Western world’s silence and complicity mirror past failures.
The Taliban regime in Afghanistan, once a global pariah and symbol of repression, has gradually chipped away at its isolation and carved out a growing space for diplomatic recognition. Russia became the first major power to extend formal recognition to Taliban 2.0 in July 2025, setting the ball rolling for other regional powers to possibly […]
Pakistan stands at a digital turning point but has so far snubbed every opportunity to leap forward. While the world races ahead, leveraging technology to redefine governance, commerce, and citizen engagement, Pakistan remains stuck in quicksand—talking big but delivering little
As artificial intelligence hurtles forward at breakneck speed, much of the world, including Pakistan, is dragging its feet when it comes to drawing up the rules of engagement.
Pakistan is skating on thin ice when it comes to human development, yet this existential crisis barely makes it to the national agenda. While the government is bogged down in its endless economic firefighting, vital issues like education, health, poverty, and gender inequality are swept under the rug
In the wake of the recent 12-day Israel-Iran war, the article unpacks how the strategic mindsets behind these confrontations are reshaping the playbooks of other nuclear and regional powers, particularly India and Pakistan.
Extremism is often blamed on poverty, but the link is more complex than it seems on the surface. Many governments use poverty as a convenient scapegoat, sweeping under the rug deeper issues like ethnic tension, governance failures and unequal resource distribution
In Pakistan’s growing climate crisis, judicial oversight has come out swinging as a powerful tool to fill the gap left by sluggish policy implementation and fractured governance