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Kashmir, Global Politics and the Pressure Around Pakistan
The world has changed. Wars are no longer fought only with tanks, missiles and gunpowder. Modern conflicts are now driven through narratives, media campaigns, diplomatic pressure, economic manipulation, human rights slogans and…
CPEC 2.0 and the Pakistani Graduate: A Corridor Transformed
Infrastructure is complete. What will take its place will require another type of Pakistani worker altogether.
In September 2025, the 14th Joint Cooperation Committee met in Beijing and did not dominate the headlines in Pakistan like a…
Pakistan’s Education Budget at a Crossroads: Meeting the Challenges of 2026-27
Pakistan’s education sector continues to face a severe funding crisis despite repeated commitments by successive governments to improve literacy, human capital development, and research capacity. As the federal and provincial governments…
Cricket’s Unpredictable Beauty: Records That Defy Time
Cricket is often described as a game of glorious uncertainty. On any given day, anything can happen—and perhaps that unpredictability is exactly what makes it the most captivating sport in the world.
Over the years, the game has…
Shan Masood and Pakistan Test Cricket — Stability or Another Reset?
Pakistan Test cricket once again finds itself at a familiar crossroads where emotion, results and long-term planning rarely align. Following the recent series defeat against Bangladesh, questions over leadership have resurfaced with Shan…
The Current Horizon: A Quest for Stability or Political Gridlock?
The contemporary socio-political and economic landscape of Pakistan stands at a critical juncture, where new dynamics are unfolding rapidly. The ongoing friction between conventional political strategies and modern-day digital realities is…
OpenAI Introduces Lockdown Mode to Boost Security
ISLAMABAD: (Web Desk) - OpenAI has unveiled a new security-focused feature called Lockdown Mode, designed to provide stronger protection against prompt injection attacks. These attacks occur when hidden or malicious instructions are…
The Escalation Trap: Why South Asia Remains One Miscalculation Away from War
The recent incidents between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam attack once again highlighted a perilous truth that both the countries' decision makers tend to overlook; nuclear weapons can often stop war but they cannot stop conflict.…
Pakistan and Climate Change: A Crisis of Nature and Governance
Climate change is posing a threat to all countries but poor countries are more prone to its imminent threat. Pakistan is among the list of most vulnerable countries to climate change despite contributing very little to the global carbon…


