Hunza’s 95% Literacy Revolution
Hunza’s remarkable achievement of nearly 95 percent literacy is not merely a regional success story; it is a powerful national…
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Upholding Pakistan’s Legal and Humanitarian Mandate
In every serious debate on migration, refugees, and border control, one principle must come first and the sovereign right of…
Minority Women Vendors in India
India’s assault on street vendors is often dressed up as urban management, cleanliness, or traffic discipline. But in today’s India,…
Balochistan Health Card
The Balochistan Health Card Program is steadily emerging as one of the most meaningful public welfare interventions in the province,…
Pakistan’s Mediation Is Prudence, Not Weakness
The criticism being directed at Pakistan for trying to mediate in the US-Israel-Iran conflict says more about the critics than…
PTI’s Foreign Lobbying and the Questions It Raises at Home
There is something deeply wrong with a political strategy that begins at home but seeks victory by inviting pressure from…
Zabihullah Mujahid’s Hospital Story
The most recent assertion made by Zabihullah Mujahid is based on a pattern that has grown uncomfortable to recognize. Mujahid…
Manufactured Victimhood and the Erosion of Asylum Justice
The federal authorities’ case in Boston, revealed on March 13, 2026, has brought an unsettling issue to the forefront of…
India, Afghanistan, and the Imported Fatwa Problem
Salman Nadwi’s recent comments challenging Pakistan’s legitimacy and depicting it as an instrument of foreign interests are not only inflammatory…
Why Amnesty Feels Anti Pakistan?
Many people in Pakistan hear an Amnesty International statement and feel it is written with a verdict already in place….