Smart Learning, Lower Costs: Can Ai Replace Expensive Tuitions in Pakistan? BY Dr Muhammad Nouman Atif
Do the maths on an average Pakistani household with three school-going children, and the numbers stop being abstract fast. Home …
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Four Provinces, 250 million People BY Aamir Zulfiqar Khan
“Whether you agree or not, the system we have been living under has collapsed.” These were the extraordinary words of …
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Structural Deadlock at UNSC By Faisal Ahmad
Debate over United Nations Security Council reform has come back, simmering actively once again as the UN prepares for its …
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How Central Asia Thinks About Israel By Arjun Singh
While each Central Asian nation adopts subtly different approaches to Israel, they are generally more pragmatic than those in the …
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Gaza plan at risk, again BY Maleeha Lodhi
THE Israeli prime minister’s public rejection of the US-backed Gaza roadmap came as little surprise. Last month, the Board of …
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Roots of collapse Dr Niaz Murtaza
OUR rulers rarely admit their misrule — denial and hype being their default modes. When they do speak the truth, …
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The Ukraine War Is Still the Test of American Freedom BY Elena Davlikanova, and Thomas F. Remington
Ukraine’s ideals are American ideals, and those ideals need ammunition. This year, the United States of America celebrates the 250th …
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New Provinces, Old Fault Lines by Sajjad Ahmed Rustamani
Pakistan’s debate over new provinces has suddenly moved from occasional political rhetoric to the corridors of power. It is reported …
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Ramifications of US-Iran Conflict by Faisal Shah
The US dished out its latest National Security Strategy in November 2025, in which it was clearly stipulated that the …
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Pakistan’s diplomatic role in Iran-US peace process By Dr Muhammad Khan
PAKISTAN is actively working to restore the Iran-United States peace process following the collapse of a landmark framework agreement that …
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From independence to responsibility By Abdul Basit Khan
As Pakistan approaches another Independence Day, the familiar celebrations will once again fill our streets with flags, lights, national songs …
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How the Mecca Pact Shifts the Middle East’s Military Balance By Mark Kimmitt
The combination of Turkish industry, Saudi wealth, and Pakistani military know-how could create a formidable new defense industrial base. On …
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What the US Navy Can Learn from Iran By Christopher A. Preble, and Marie-Louise Westermann
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz underscores the need for US strategists to reframe what it means to exercise …
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Beyond The American Umbrella: A New Strategic Triangle Takes Shape by Raza Rumi
The Saudi Arabia-Türkiye-Pakistan defence pact is a watershed in regional security because it brings together three major Muslim states with …
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The Ticking Clock on the Strait of Hormuz By Thomas Wright
Back in June, at the closing press conference for the G7 summit in Évian-les-Bains, Donald Trump explained why he had …
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America’s 10-Year Rule Just Ended By Christopher Carroll
The Iran war has run a live audit of the American arsenal. The example of Interwar Britain shows how little …
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Quetta mine tragedy – a warning for Pakistan By Syed Mohammad Ali
Barely a week after the recovery of the final bodies from the Sorange coal mine near Quetta, Pakistan’s latest mining …
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Donald Trump’s Saudi Nuclear Gamble By Mohammed Ayoob
Opening Saudi Arabia’s path toward uranium enrichment may put Saudi nuclear development on US terms, or it could trigger a …
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