Religious Conflict vs. State Maturity: How Pakistan Avoided Iran’s Fate
The recent Iran-U.S. tensions have once again fully exposed the reality that the religious leadership of the Muslim world is
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Reforming the NSG in a Multipolar Nuclear Order
The Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) is once again at an inflection point. The deadlock over further enlargement in 2025 has
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World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2026 Prioritising Mental Wellbeing in the Modern Workplace
Every year on 28 April the world observes the World Day for Safety and Health at Work an initiative led
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When Global Institutions Fail: The Cost of Inaction in Modern Conflicts
I recall watching a news report of families on the move, with whatever they could carry. It got me thinking,
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SAADAT HASSAN MANTO: The Cartography of Trauma and Truth
Saadat Hasan Manto was born in 1912 in Ludhiana, Punjab (then British India), into a Kashmiri Muslim family. He received
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WAR ABROAD, CRISES AT HOME
On Tuesday, April 7, 2026, the United States and Iran agreed to a temporary ceasefire proposal of two weeks, less
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The dangerous politics of choke points
All students of geopolitics must rethink the famous line coined by the famous US naval officer and historian, Alfred Thayer
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Bride Trafficking from Pakistan to China: A Hidden Crisis
Human trafficking is one of the most pressing human rights challenges in this modern era. Among its many forms, women
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The Tuareg Are Once Again Discrediting Their Cause By Functioning As Foreign Proxies
The Tuareg cause – for as legitimate as some might consider it to be – is now being exploited by
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Control Without Occupation: The Unseen Reality of Bangladesh
The global imagination easily recognizes places like Kashmir because its condition is visible soldiers on the streets, curfews, checkpoints, and
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