Pakistan Observer
The article looks into the complex dynamics of ceasefires in conflict zones, highlighting how temporary truces often mask unresolved disputes. Ceasefires are necessary for halting immediate violence, but their effectiveness hinges on whether they pave the way for lasting peace
The Wakhan Corridor, a narrow strip of land in northeastern Afghanistan, holds immense strategic and geopolitical importance for Pakistan, connecting it to China and bordering Tajikistan. Historically shaped during the “Great Game” between Britain and Russia, it worked as a buffer zone to prevent conflicts between empires.
The article highlights India’s involvement in state-sponsored terrorism targeting Pakistan. It debunks the baseless claims made by Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi, who accused Pakistan of orchestrating violence in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).
Social media, despite its ability to connect communities worldwide, has evolved into a double-edged sword, particularly for the youth. Platforms like TikTok and family vlogs have become bastions of distractions, steering young people away from meaningful pursuits
Pakistan’s 13th Five-Year Plan, Uraan Pakistan, presents a comprehensive strategy for sustainable progress by addressing past inefficiencies and systemic challenges. Building on the legacy of the 1983-88 plan by Dr. Mehboob-ul-Haq, which emphasized human development over mere economic growth,
The Doha Agreement of 2020, designed to facilitate the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, left an indelible mark on South Asia’s geopolitical landscape, particularly impacting Pakistan
Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest yet most underdeveloped province, is caught in a whirlwind of geopolitics and socio-economic challenges.
Pakistan’s revised Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) for 2025 underscore an urgent need to combat the escalating climate crisis. Committing to a 60% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, with 35% conditional on international financial support, these targets represent a significant leap forward.
The article discusses the complexities of the Pakistan-China relationship and the U.S.’s concerns about China’s growing influence in Pakistan. It highlights that the strong ties between Pakistan and China date back to 1951, culminating in projects like the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).
Democracy thrives on the bedrock of education, which shapes societies and their leadership. The article illustrates how the social contract laid the foundation for societal organization, emphasizing inclusivity and justice. Historically, trust and wisdom were the pillars of governance, but modern democracies have faltered due to unqualified leadership and the absence of meritocracy.