Books and Authors

Tim Marshall’s Prisoners of Geography compellingly argues that geographical features such as mountains, rivers, climate, and borders continue to shape…

Craig Whitlock's The Afghanistan Papers offers an in-depth critique of the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan, highlighting systemic failures, mismanagement, and…

A Pathan Daughter by Nabeela Gul is a powerful tale of defiance and empowerment. Set in a deeply traditional society,…

Reading is more than just understanding words on a page; it is a gateway to knowledge, critical thinking, and personal…

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

Henry Kissinger’s Leadership: Six Studies in World Strategy is a profound exploration of political leadership, offering insights into how visionary…

C.S. Lewis emphasized the importance of reading classic literature to gain intellectual humility, challenge contemporary biases, and understand history’s impact…

"Pakistan and a World in Disorder" by Javid Hussain critically examines Pakistan’s foreign policy in a rapidly changing global landscape.…

James Tharin Bradford’s Poppies, Politics, and Power offers a fresh perspective on Afghanistan’s opium trade, moving beyond conventional narratives of…

Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki challenges traditional beliefs about wealth and financial success. Through the contrasting mindsets…