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Safeguarding Our Blue Planet: Pakistan Navy’s Commitment to Marine Conservation and Protected…
Every year on World Oceans Day, the world pauses to recognize the immense value of our oceans. Covering more than 70 percent of the Earth's surface, the ocean regulates climate, produces much of the oxygen we breathe, supports biodiversity,…
Kashmiri Children the Worst Victims of Indian State Terrorism
Children are the most innocent victims of conflicts across the world, yet in Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmiri children and youth have suffered unimaginable atrocities, fear, and psychological trauma for decades. The continued…
The Reconfiguration of Power in the Middle East: War, Diplomacy, and the Emergence of a New…
By Muhammad Mohsin Khan (Rajput)
The contemporary Middle East once again finds itself at a moment of profound historical consequence. Military confrontation, diplomatic maneuvering, and the competing imperatives of great-power politics…
Maritime Borders and Beyond:Pakistan Navy’s Environmental Commitment
By Sanobar Nadir
When people think of the Pakistan Navy, they think of ships, of maritime borders, of a force that keeps watch over the country's coastal waters. What they may not think of is a group of naval personnel planting mangrove…
Power Battle in Gilgit Baltistan
On early morning of June 7, 2026, the most ethnically and linguistically diverse people of Gilgit Baltistan will head to the battle of democracy, marking the fourth general election since a limited governance framework introduced in 2009.…
HEIs Seek Increased Budgetary Share in FY 2026–27 Amid Rising Inflation
Pakistan’s higher education sector has been facing serious financial challenges for several years due to diminishing government support, particularly in the development funds for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). Public universities…
Why Does Today’s Teacher Fail to Inspire?
The secret behind the progress of any nation lies in the quality of its education system, particularly in the standard of its teachers. A teacher is not merely an employee or a professional; rather, he or she is a builder of generations.…
Humanitarian Action in a Chokepoint World
The closure of Strait of Hormuz in February 2026 has reduced oil flows, drive freight costs across global shipping networks and disrupted supply chains from East Africa to East Asia. This is the most significant geographic chokepoint in…
Humanitarian Action in a Chokepoint World Is Under Serious
By: Adnan Qureshi
The closure of Strait of Hormuz in February 2026 has reduced oil flows, drive freight costs across global shipping networks and disrupted supply chains from East Africa to East Asia. This is the most significant…


