Pakistan’s Quiet Diplomacy, A Moment of Pride in a Turbulent World
In a world increasingly defined by conflict, power struggles, and geopolitical tensions, moments of sincere diplomatic effort often go unnoticed.
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Social Change
AIDS Threat Intensifies in Punjab: A Growing Public Health Crisis in Pakistan
The spread of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) in Pakistan—particularly in Punjab—has emerged as a serious
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Digital Surveillance State: Are We Already Controlled?
Are we already living in a digital surveillance state? Explore data tracking, privacy risks, and whether control is subtle or
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The Rampant Corruption among Leaders: A National Moral Crisis
Corruption, a disease that gnaws at the very fabric of society, has unfortunately become a common affair among our nation’s
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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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The Tunisian General Labour Union (UGTT): From the Nobel Prize to a Multi-Faceted Crisis
Since its founding in 1920 by a group of intellectuals and national activists, with the aim of defending the rights
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Some People Are Still Stuck in the Past
And it shows. Let’s be honest: the past is supposed to teach us, not trap us.But whether it’s your aunt
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School Uniforms, But Make It Trauma
By a Gen Z Student Who Still Has PTSD from Wearing a Black Head Band Instead of White. Let’s be
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Our Moral Crisis and the Way We Treat Each Other
We live in a time where information travels faster than ever. With one click, we can see news, opinions and
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Who Decides Our Priorities?
Have we ever stopped to think why our conversations always revolve around the same centuries-old topics? Events that we never
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