Civil Law Is Not a Cultural Bargaining Chip
There are moments when a liberal democracy must decide whether it is serious about its own laws. The recent suggestion…
There are moments when a liberal democracy must decide whether it is serious about its own laws. The recent suggestion…
In July last year, a 13-year-old Christian girl named Maria Shahbaz was abducted from her home. Within days, she had…
The economic situation turns from bad to worse Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir is facing deepening economic stagnation, marked by slowing growth, rising…
Europe now confronts a moral and strategic dilemma that can no longer be deferred or obscured by diplomatic language, as…
Asim Munir was elevated to the rank of Field Marshal in 2025 for his “exemplary leadership” in enhancing Pakistan’s security,…
Since 2024 onwards there have been infrastructural, legal, and policy changes, which fundamentally changed the experience of the internet in…
Pakistan has heard grim economic forecasts before, but rarely has the warning come this bluntly from the country’s own central…
Cinema often reveals, with unintended yet striking clarity, the political conscience that shapes the exercise of state power. Beyond entertainment or…
The recent case involving the Vice Chancellor of the Federal Urdu University of Arts, Sciences & Technology (FUUAST), Dr Zabta…
From innovation and corruption to skills readiness, soft power, and poverty, Pakistan’s rankings across multiple global economic and competitiveness indexes…