Month: March 2025

Despite being the heart of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), Balochistan remains neglected in project allocation and socioeconomic development.

Pakistan's ongoing struggle with madrassah reforms takes a new turn with the Societies Registration (Amendment) Act 2024. This in-depth analysis explores the complex history of religious seminaries, from their weaponization during the Soviet-Afghan War to current debates over regulation.

Climate change is one of the biggest challenges of the 21st century, impacting economies, communities, and ecosystems worldwide. Rising temperatures, extreme weather, and biodiversity loss threaten global stability, while the transition to a low-carbon economy presents both challenges and opportunities.

Nowrooz, meaning "New Day," is a centuries-old festival that marks the arrival of spring and symbolizes renewal, unity, and cultural harmony.

The Islamic economic system ensures that a nation’s prosperity is not measured by its wealth alone but by the equitable distribution of resources among its people. While capitalism fuels economic disparity and socialism centralizes power in the state, both systems…

Gul Meena by Zafar Syed is a compelling historical fiction novel set in Waziristan and the Pashtun Belt.

Adversity has long been a catalyst for human resilience, progress, and innovation. From the darkest moments of history to personal struggles, challenges have consistently revealed the strength and potential of individuals, societies, and nations.

The cultural practices of chadar and chardewari (veils and walls) have long shaped the lives of women in Pakistan, often restricting their freedom and opportunities.

Pakistan stands at a critical juncture, where historical conflicts, economic shifts, and global geopolitical tensions are shaping its future. Instead of addressing deep-rooted grievances and fostering inclusive growth, the ruling elite continues to rely on force and centralized decision-making.