Month: April 2025

This heartfelt poem honors the unwavering dedication and silent strength of laborers whose efforts shape the world we live in.

Craig Whitlock's The Afghanistan Papers offers an in-depth critique of the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan, highlighting systemic failures, mismanagement, and deliberate misinformation across three presidential administrations.

Pakistan's business sector stands at a critical crossroads, grappling with deep-rooted challenges including economic instability, energy shortages, policy inconsistency, and limited access to finance.

The Ming Dynasty not only redefined governance and agriculture but also challenged the global maritime order through the legendary voyages of Admiral Zheng He.

While activism gains momentum through bold initiatives like Aurat March and digital campaigns, internal ideological clashes threaten its sustainability.

In Pakistan, societal stereotypes remain one of the greatest barriers to female education, surpassing even economic challenges. Despite the undeniable importance of education in shaping a nation’s future, gender inequality continues to stifle opportunities for girls, particularly in remote areas.

When Liza’s tragic car crash is ruled a murder, her grieving husband Henry becomes the prime suspect. As the inspector peels back layers of lies and hidden resentments, a simple gold bracelet becomes the key to uncovering a chilling betrayal.

Translation is not merely the transfer of words from one language to another—it is the delicate art of carrying a soul across borders.

As biotechnology reshapes the world’s economies, defense systems, and health landscapes, Pakistan risks falling behind global powers like the U.S. and China, who are investing heavily in bio-innovation.

With the right mix of political reforms, economic strategies, educational advancements, technological innovations, and social inclusivity, Pakistan has the potential to reshape its future.