Month: September 2024

The youngest sibling often bears the heavy burden of caring for aging, unwell parents, with little recognition or support. Older siblings frequently assume the youngest is responsible, ignoring their struggles, dreams, and mental well-being. The youngest's sacrifices go unnoticed, and…

"Status of Climate Change Adaptation in Asia and the Pacific" evaluates climate adaptation strategies in Asia-Pacific regions, focusing on agriculture, ecosystems, and socio-economic diversity. It emphasizes the need for stronger adaptive measures, international cooperation, and urgent climate action to mitigate…

The man of interminable struggle, incarcerated thirty seven years-the prime times of his life behind the bars with the charge of establishing one of the biggest non-violent movements in the world’s history is still perceived traitor and rebellious to his…

Afghan women face severe oppression under the Taliban, deprived of education, freedom, and basic human rights. Once thriving, Afghanistan now imposes extreme restrictions, banning girls' education and limiting women's employment. Despite the repression, Afghan women continue to advocate for their…

The IMF, formed in 1944, is criticized for promoting U.S. hegemony and expanding Western capitalism through loans with harsh conditions. These loans often lead to social unrest, poverty, and weakened domestic economies, as countries face debt traps, privatization of state-owned…

After extended legal battles, PTI has been granted permission for public meetings in Lahore and Islamabad, despite state restrictions following the May 9, 2023, vandalism allegations. Tensions persist between PTI and state institutions, with critics highlighting the state's heavy-handed responses…

Robert D. Kaplan's Asia’s Cauldron analyzes the South China Sea's geopolitical significance, comparing it to 20th-century European land disputes. Kaplan explores maritime conflicts, China’s rising influence, and regional tensions involving Vietnam, Taiwan, etc. He emphasizes the South China Sea’s importance…

Pakistan's elite dominates wealth and power, perpetuating inequality through state policies that favor the rich. Corruption, injustice, and misuse of public funds are rampant, with legal loopholes like Diyat benefiting the wealthy. Despite decades of promises, the majority remain impoverished,…

Abuse of technology to avoid the fundamental rights of people leads society towards autocracy. The basic motive behind the inculcation of democracy is to protect inalienable rights like life, liberty, and property. However, in today's world, these values are at…

Pakistan's political instability is often attributed to dynastic politics and non-parliamentary interference, but the real issue lies in the lack of democratic character among its citizens. A literate, vigilant society focused on policy debate, rather than personal attacks, can significantly…