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Teaching Machines, Teaching Minds: Pakistan’s AI Moment in Education
Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant promise confined to Silicon Valley laboratories. It is already reshaping how students learn, how teachers teach, and how nations compete. For Pakistan, a country with one of the youngest…
Nasar Iqbal Honoured with International Award in Baku
Nasar Iqbal Sardar Khan Honoured with Prestigious International Award in Baku for Outstanding Contributions to Humanitarian Services, Business and Leadership
Recognition for facilitating the release of 362 Pakistani prisoners through…
Young People Forced to Leave Their Country: Who Is Responsible?
“Send us abroad, even if it means Kenya, Uganda, or Burma.”
These words are not merely an expression of a young person’s desire; they reflect the growing anxiety in our society, where educated, skilled, and hardworking young Pakistanis…
“Unbloomed Flowers A silent State”
By: Jamal Nasir
Email:drjamalnasir1947@gmail.com
Child sexual abuse in Pakistan is such a tragedy that remaining silent is tantamount to imprisoning one's conscience. Cases of child abuse, rape, mistreatment, kidnapping, torture and…
Emergence of Synthetic Language
By: Azhar Ahmad
Silent revolution is unfolding across the digital landscape, reshaping how information is created and consumed; for millennia, language evolved slowly through human migration, cultural exchange, and societal shifts.…
Shabbir Shah Bail Refusal Shows Kashmir’s Legal Crackdown on Dissent
By: Altaf Hussain Wani
The refusal to grant bail to veteran Kashmir leader Shabbir Ahmad Shah in a case dating back nearly three decades is not a mere judicial anomaly; it is a symptom of a calculated political strategy. In…
India’s Violations of the Indus Waters Treaty Under International Law and the Hague Arbitration
By Syed Faiz Naqshbandi
The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) of 1960 is one of the most significant bilateral water sharing agreements in the history of international law. Negotiated with the assistance of the World Bank, the Treaty establishes…
A Significant Step Toward Export Promotion: Export Credit Insurance Gives Pakistani SMEs New…
Exports have always held fundamental importance in Pakistan’s economy because, for any country, selling goods and services in international markets not only generates foreign exchange but also strengthens industrial development, employment…
Dr. Fai Urges World Powers to Act for Peace and Stability in Kashmir and Palestine
Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai
Chairman
World Forum for Peace & Justice
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The International Institute of Advanced Islamic Studies (IAIS) Malaysia, in collaboration with the Malaysian Consultative Council of Islamic…