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Pakistan: Munir Consolidates Control Over Armed Forces Through New Defence Laws

Pakistan has completed another stage in the consolidation of military authority around Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir — this time not through a coup...

Gas, Gold and the Missing: What Mahrang Baloch’s Life Sentence Reveals About Balochistan

By Anika NazirResearcher | Community Development Professional | Women’s Wing Head, SYSF | J&K, India On June 22, 2026, an anti-terrorism court in Quetta sentenced...

The Ballot and the Blackout: How Islamabad Controls Elections in Occupied Jammu and Kashmir

The 2026 Legislative Assembly elections in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir have once again exposed the widening gap between Islamabad’s promise of democratic self-government and...

Pakistan’s Security Divide: Police Bear the Cost of Expanding Militancy

The killing of 27 police officers near Mangi Dam in Pakistan’s Balochistan province has exposed serious weaknesses in the country’s internal-security structure. Nine officers were...

Holistic Education Needed to Blend Skills and Values for 21st Century

Written By: Dr. Santosh kumar Mishra, Senior Researcher Hisar The demands of the 21st century compel us to rethink education not merely as the acquisition...

Why Sharif’s UN Speech Cannot Conceal Pakistan’s Contradictions

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif addressed the UN General Assembly on September 26, delivering a speech that was predictable in both content and intent....

A Generation in Waiting: Four Years After the Fall of the Afghan Republic

On this day, four years ago, the Afghan Republic collapsed. In an instant, the foundation that had supported millions of young Afghans’ dreams disintegrated....

Pakistan’s Budget Serves Guns Before People

One of the foundational lessons in introductory economics concerns the central problems faced by any economy, particularly the question of "What to produce." This...

China Eyes Afghanistan’s Wakhan for CPEC Link, Sparking Opposition From Delhi to Washington

Najeebullah Rahmati, PhD Scholar, EFL-University, India. The future of the Wakhan Corridor will shape far more than trade routes; it will determine whether Afghanistan becomes...

India’s Journey of Change: From Stone Age to IT Age

Authored by: Dr. Santosh Kumar Mishra, Educationist, Hisar “Change is the law of life.” – John F. Kennedy. This timeless observation encapsulates the essence of...

A Journey Through Time in Afghan Cuisine

Afghan cuisine is a rich blend of history, geography, and cultural tradition. Positioned at the crossroads of Central Asia, the Middle East, and South...

Macroeconomic challenges in Bangladesh under Yunus

Since August 2024, Bangladesh has faced mounting macroeconomic challenges, grappling with rising inflation, increasing unemployment, and declining foreign investment. The political transition following Sheikh...

Pakistan’s Financial Investment Mirage

Pakistan’s economy faces persistent structural challenges that have hindered investment and economic growth for decades. The investment-to-GDP ratio has declined to 13.1% in FY24,...

The Hollow Diplomacy of Failed Promises

In what can only be described as a diplomatic farce, Bangladesh's interim Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has made an astonishingly tepid request to Pakistan...

Pumpkin Seeds: Health benefits for Hair, Heart, and More

Written By: Zahra Rashidi Pumpkin seeds are used throughout the year, but they are more commonly available in the autumn and winter. Studies have shown...

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