Month: May 2025

In a world increasingly shaped by globalization, your next burger might be telling a bigger story than just taste. From Paris to Peshawar, McDonald's and other Western food giants are not just serving meals — they're serving a uniform culture.

As U.S. dominance wanes and a multipolar world takes shape, Dr. Ammar Ali Jan urges Pakistan to break free from bloc politics, stabilize its internal landscape, and seize the opportunity to become a key player in shaping a fairer global…

John J. Mearsheimer argues that the world has transitioned from a unipolar to a multipolar order, reviving the threat of great power conflicts, as strategic interests, military competition, and power politics override liberal ideals of peace, cooperation, and morality in…

The China-India border dispute, deeply rooted in historical treaties, cultural claims, and strategic imperatives, has transformed from ancient territorial ambiguities into a modern geopolitical rivalry, with contested regions like Aksai Chin and Zangnan (Arunachal Pradesh) symbolizing a high-stakes struggle over…

In a world soaked in rain and silence, a fallen leaf remembers its golden past—dancing in sunlight, swaying with the breeze, and resting under the tree’s embrace.

Artificial Intelligence, while offering unprecedented advancements in fields like healthcare and global connectivity, also poses serious ethical risks—especially when deployed in warfare—highlighting the urgent need for global accountability, transparency, and moral oversight to ensure it uplifts humanity rather than deepens…

The Spine Times and Rawalpindi Women University have signed an MoU to promote media literacy and empower women through journalism and digital storytelling.

In an era where geopolitical alliances and economic interests often take precedence, the silence of Arab leadership in the face of humanitarian catastrophe is not merely conspicuous — it is profoundly consequential.

The unregulated development and deployment of lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS), or "killer robots," pose a grave threat to international humanitarian law, human rights, and global security, demanding urgent international regulation and ethical accountability to prevent a future where machines…

Pakistan’s persistent trade deficit, driven by flawed policies, excessive protectionism, and foreign dependence, can be reversed through a comprehensive trade revitalization strategy focused on open market access, export diversification, and structural reforms to unlock sustainable economic growth.