Government of Pakistan

Pakistani youth, over 60% of the population, face challenges like inadequate education, unemployment, and lack of political representation. Despite systemic…

Populism threatens liberal democracy when it adopts exclusionary, authoritarian traits, undermining institutions and freedoms. Addressing economic inequality, fostering public trust,…

Shakespeare’s “Life is a tale told by an idiot” mirrors modern society’s distractions: consumerism, social media, and material obsessions. Amid…

Political instability in Pakistan disrupts governance, deters investment, and hampers economic growth. Frequent leadership changes, weak policies, and corruption deepen…

Pakistan's enduring identity crisis stems from its diverse ethnic, linguistic, and cultural makeup, compounded by colonial legacies and centralized governance.…

Pakistan's struggle with federalism and provincial autonomy highlights interprovincial disparities, power imbalances, and central dominance. Despite constitutional reforms like the…

The rise of social media propaganda against Pakistan's military raises concerns about national security, public trust, and socio-political stability. Malicious…

Balochistan's youth face high unemployment due to poor economic infrastructure, limited private sector development, and skill gaps despite earning degrees.…

Political polarization in Pakistan arises from rigid mindsets, divisive media practices, and fragmented institutions. Unyielding partisanship, aggressive political rhetoric, and…

Pakistan’s 2024 elections revealed deep political and economic instability, testing the patience of citizens who demand accountability and genuine leadership.…