Digital Pakistan Must Include Everyone, or It Will Fail
Pakistan’s digital transformation is no longer a collection of isolated IT projects; it is increasingly taking the shape of a…
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How Taliban Repression Is Reshaping Afghanistan’s Future
The Taliban’s return to power has often been framed, especially by those searching for signs of normalcy, as a trade-off:…
Indian warmongering threatens regional stability
India’s Defence Minister has recently indulged in a dangerous genre of political theatre: daydreams about Sindh “returning” to India and…
Strengthening Accountability Institutions through Transparency
Strengthening accountability in Pakistan is ultimately a political choice, not a technical exercise. For decades, corruption has acted as a…
Indus Waters in Abeyance
The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) of 1960 has long been held up as a rare success story: a robust, technical…
Human Dignity in Islam
Human dignity in Islam is not a slogan or a policy choice; it is a divinely conferred status that precedes…
How Reko Diq and Record IT Exports Are Rewiring the Economy
Pakistan’s economy is no longer just in survival mode; it is tentatively but decisively pivoting toward a new growth model…
Taliban Rule in Afghanistan
Taliban rule in Afghanistan has now evolved beyond the initial phase of regime consolidation and is hardening into a distinct…
The Systemic Weaknesses Undermining India’s Nuclear Credibility
India’s expanding nuclear profile is often framed as a marker of its rise as a major power, an emblem of…
Islamabad’s Message to Gilgit-Baltistan
In a political environment that is often clouded by speculation, noise, and short-term interests, Federal Minister Ameer Muqam’s clear and…