Month: April 2025

As global power dynamics shift, the world is transitioning from a unipolar order dominated by the United States to a multipolar system shaped by rising powers like China, Russia, India, and others.

The global water crisis represents a critical threat to human survival, as water resources are rapidly depleting due to overconsumption, climate change, and inefficient management.

Su Xun’s ancient words—' The more you offer, the more aggressive your enemy becomes'—echo China’s refusal to surrender its technological future.

The American withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021 left behind over $7 billion worth of military equipment, now fueling a new wave of insurgency across South Asia.

As Greenland's ice sheets retreat, the world's superpowers are racing to secure influence over this strategic Arctic territory.

In Pakistan’s conflict-affected tribal belt, especially areas like Mirali in North Waziristan, civilians are trapped between militant insurgencies and counterterrorism operations.

The rise of vlogging in Pakistan has transformed from a creative outlet into a phenomenon that increasingly compromises personal privacy, ethics, and youth aspirations.

Fifty years after the historic Asilomar Conference, a new generation of scientists, ethicists, and changemakers returns to the Californian coast—not to celebrate biotechnology’s advances, but to confront its ethical crossroads.

As U.S. policies toward China grow increasingly severe, China demonstrates remarkable resilience through strategic economic diversification, diplomatic alliances, and domestic reforms.

From reserved seats filled by elite figureheads to a lack of real legislative power, women in Pakistani politics face systemic challenges that reduce their role to symbolism rather than substance.