Pakistan’s Massive Data Breach Exposes 180 Million Accounts: A Digital Security Crisis
Massive Breach Acknowledged Too Late By the time Pakistan’s National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency admitted that over 180 million credentials …
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Pakistan’s Internal Security Under Strain Amid Rising Terror Threats
Recent developments underscore Pakistan’s ongoing struggle with internal security, particularly the persistent threat of terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. …
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Gaza on the Brink – Agha Zuhaib Khan
Gaza on the Brink. Entire families are being annihilated in moments. Homes, educational institutions, and medical facilities lie in ruins. …
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From Washington to Moscow: The Case for a Pragmatic European Pivot
Fracturing Alliances in the Wake of “America First” From Washington to Moscow: The Case for a Pragmatic European Pivot. As …
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US-Syria Relations Reset: What the Ahmed al-Sharaa Endorsement Really Means
US-Syria Relations Reset: What the Ahmed al-Sharaa Endorsement Really Means. The United States has officially embraced the new Syrian leadership, …
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India Pakistan Ceasefire: How Global Powers Are Shaping South Asia’s Future
India Pakistan Ceasefire: How Global Powers Are Shaping South Asia’s Future. India and Pakistan have a long-standing history of unresolved …
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Indus Waters Treaty in Crisis – Agha Zuhaib Khan
India-Pakistan Water Conflict Escalates: Indus Waters Treaty Suspended After Pahalgam Attack – What It Means for Regional Stability Indus Waters …
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Climate Change Fuels Malaria Surge in Pakistan, Warns WHO
Climate Change Fuels Malaria Surge in Pakistan, Warns WHO. Pakistan is facing increasingly severe consequences of climate change, including escalating …
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With eyes wide open By Arifa Noor
SIX years after Pulwama, India and Pakistan are back to doing what they do best — being ‘on the brink of …
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On the brink, again By Maleeha Lodhi
INDIA and Pakistan are back on the brink of a dangerous confrontation. Escalating tensions have pushed the subcontinent into uncharted …
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Aid cannot make poor countries rich – The Economist
The capital of Malawi, one of the world’s poorest countries, runs on aid. A city built in the 1970s by the …
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India must buy By Rafia Zakaria
WHILE the tragic attack in Pahalgam and escalation of tensions between Pakistan and India may have increased the prospects of war between …
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Gaza and AI warfare By Asad Baig
IN the early hours of a night in Gaza last October, an entire family was erased by what the Israeli …
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The reality of Pahalgam attack By Shafaat Ullah Shah
The attack in Pahalgam, a popular tourist resort in IIOJ&K, has once again sparked accusations and counter-narratives. The site of …
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Trump’s war on trade By Shahzad Chaudhry
Trump was sworn in as the disruptor-in-chief when he became the President of the US. With both houses of Congress …
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Pakistan’s Glacier Crisis By Soha Nisar
As Pakistan observed Earth Day 2025, a global conversation is unfolding about the urgent need to protect our environment from …
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Trump’s mishandling of the US economy By Shahid Javed Burki
It was clear from some of the recent decisions taken by President Donald Trump concerning the US economy that he …
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US-China trade game By Riaz Riazuddin
THE current US-China tariff tit-for-tat is a high-stakes game, not a war. While the phrase ‘trade war’ has long been used to …
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