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ARE WE LIVING TO DIE, OR DYING TO LIVE?
In the continuous flow of modern life, we barely pause to ask uncomfortable questions. We follow a relentless constant rhythm, waking up to the sound of alarms, rushing through routines, chasing deadlines, and collapsing into sleep only…
Between the Lines from Mossadegh to Today’s Protests: Iran, Regime Change, and Lessons from History
By: Professor Imran Ismail Chohan
The ongoing protests in Iran cannot be seen merely as temporary public reactions. On the surface, they appear to be against inflation, unemployment, social restrictions, and political stagnation. Yet…
A Decisive Turn Against Terrorism: National Unity, State Resolve, and Pakistan’s Future
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif’s recent statement is not merely a political speech; it reflects the collective state of mind of Pakistan at a time when the growing threat of terrorism is once again demanding a resolute national…
A Free Puppet
He was searching for a sociology book for his research when a small brown diary captured his attention. It was placed between the books in a way that made it seem like its owner wanted to hide it from others’ eyes. The cover had a unique…
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif’s Vision: Establishment of the “Pakistan Easy Service Center”
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif’s vision essentially reflects the idea of building a Pakistan where the state becomes a source of ease rather than a burden for its citizens; where government offices are not symbols of fear,…
Is Greenland Becoming the New Poland?
History repeatedly reminds us that great wars often originate from events initially dismissed as minor or symbolic. The growing geopolitical turbulence surrounding Greenland today carries unsettling echoes of such historical precedents.…
Diplomacy is better than war, a stable Iran is best for Pakistan and the region
Diplomacy is indeed a better solution than war because it is a peaceful and less harmful way to find solutions to problems. War results in loss of life and property, while through diplomacy we can solve problems through mutual understanding…
Indian Retreat from Chabahar: U.S. Pressure, Trump’s Threats, and the Collapse of a Decade-Long…
A new wave of U.S. sanctions, President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade strategy, and rapidly shifting regional political dynamics have severely shaken India’s long-term strategic dream centered on Iran’s Chabahar Port. For more than a…
Pakistan’s Bold Defense Foray into the Middle East: Opportunities, Alliances, and Geopolitical Risks
(By Dr. Muhammad Tayyab Khan Singhanvi, Ph.D)
A recent analysis published by the American magazine Foreign Policy views Pakistan’s emerging defense and diplomatic role in the Middle East and North Africa from a perspective that…
