Editorial Summary

Pakistan’s pharmaceutical industry is under siege from a flood of counterfeit and substandard medicines, with the World Health Organisation (WHO) estimating that one in ten drugs in developing countries is fake

The article sounds the alarm on America’s gradual but glaring fall from global dominance, driven not by external threats but by its own self-inflicted wounds

The world as we know it is on the brink of a massive shake-up, with two revolutions solar power and digital payments, coming full steam ahead.

Israel’s barbaric onslaught in Gaza has crossed every line of humanity and decency. With every passing day, the scale of this bloodbath grows larger, yet the world remains shamelessly tight-lipped

In the thick of our mounting crises from rising poverty to child malnutrition and an overwhelmed healthcare system one glaring truth stares us in the face

This article lays bare the ongoing tug-of-war between India and Pakistan following their brief military engagement from May 7 to 10, 2025. At the heart of the matter is a dispute over who truly brokered the ceasefire

I’m writing this while observing a clear shift in Pakistan’s regional diplomacy, which is now increasingly leaning toward minilateralism that is forming focused alliances with like-minded states for targeted cooperation

India’s diplomatic performance under the Hindutva regime has turned into a cautionary tale of how ideology can pull the strings of foreign policy

Pakistan’s FY26 climate budget seems to be a textbook case of putting lipstick on a pig. While the government drums up noise about green initiatives, the truth is it’s cutting corners with token measures disguised as climate action.

The BRICS summit is rolling out a new financial guarantee fund via the New Development Bank to amp up investment and tame instability linked to unpredictable Western policies and global tensions