Month: July 2025

A young woman finds herself enraptured by a dreamlike encounter with a pomegranate’s life cycle alongside a tranquil stream, awakening her to the enduring beauty and purpose in every stage of life.

Landlocked developing countries continue to grapple with high transport costs and limited market access. Under the Vienna Programme of Action (2014–2024), South–South cooperation—rooted in the original Bandung Conference principles—has mobilized major infrastructure investments, transit corridor initiatives, and regional trade agreements…

China’s modernization is deeply rooted in its cultural values and historical consciousness, with socialism serving not as an imported ideology but as an indigenous evolution of its ethical and societal framework.

At the 2025 SRI Congress in Chicago, leading universities—including NUS, Cardiff, IIT Bombay, SDSN, and Future Earth—revealed how embedding sustainability across education, research, and campus operations can drive real-world impact.

In Pakistan’s deeply patriarchal society, women face systemic barriers that force them to work twice as hard to prove themselves. From educational disparities and workplace harassment to honor-based violence and legal loopholes, the country’s women endure both overt and subtle…

Pakistan faces crippling economic challenges, from fiscal deficits and unemployment to political instability and an over-reliance on imports.

Pakistan is on the brink of a severe water crisis, driven by climate change, outdated infrastructure, internal mismanagement, and rising tensions with India over the Indus Waters Treaty.