The Monsoon Revolution and Bangladesh’s New Political Era
Bangladesh stands at a critical juncture in its political history. The fall of Sheikh Hasina, one of the country’s longest-serving
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Life Amid the Ashes
When she arrived at her parents’ home with her four children, a faint glimmer of joy stirred in her heart.
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Nuclear Double Standards
In the complex aura of global nuclear politics, few examples show the contradictions of international norms as sharply as India’s
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From Regional War to Global Crisis: How Middle East Tensions Are Reshaping the World Economy
As tensions rise in the Middle East, the world once again finds itself watching closely. What may seem like a
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Iftikhar Arif: Life, Art, and Intellectual Dimensions
In contemporary Urdu poetry, the name of Iftikhar Arif holds a unique and credible position in terms of intellectual seriousness,
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Watching the Watchers: Reflections on Power and Control in 1984
George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four is one of the most disturbing and thought-provoking novels I have ever read. Despite being written
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Are Social Media Bans Actually Protecting Our Children?
Australia banned social media for children under 16 in December 2025. France followed. So did Malaysia, Denmark, and Spain. Virginia
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When Others Fight Pakistan Pays
The recent Iran and Israel war might appear distant from Pakistan at first glance; however, its consequences are already being
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Strategy Beyond the Battlefield: Reflections on Sun Tzu’s The Art of War
Sun Tzu’s The Art of War is one of the few pieces of classical literature that has maintained its relevance
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Escalation of the 2026 Middle East Conflict: Reality, Impact, and Geopolitical Implications
The Middle East has found itself in one of its most threatening times in decades as the war between Iran,
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