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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Trump Says No Talks With Iran, Calls Hormuz ‘New US Territory’ By Staff Report
President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that the United States was not engaged in any discussions with Iran and that …
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Safety is Paramount BY Dr Zia Ul Haque Shamsi
Culturally, we are not safety-conscious and do not shy away from blowing through red lights or using bare wires with …
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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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Reforming the Security Council Without Entrenching Privilege BY Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal
The United Nations was founded in 1945 after the League of Nations had failed to preserve peace. Its Security Council …
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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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The Age of Invisible Warfare BY Zaid Bin Inam
“Is it possible to induce mankind to live without war?” This question, aptly posed by Bertrand Russell, remains relevant in …
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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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Understanding the alliance of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia & Turkey BY Shahid Javed Burki
On August 7, 2026, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey signed a pact committing themselves to collective defence against attacks on …
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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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Desiderata for two nations: what a five-second salute taught us BY Dr Rakhshinda Perveen
It lasted five seconds. A Pakistani Ranger, standing at the Attari-Wagah gate in the last light of a border evening, …
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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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Why America Needs the US-Saudi Nuclear Deal By Paul J. Saunders
The US-Saudi nuclear agreement can advance American economic and strategic interests while giving Washington greater leverage over Riyadh’s nuclear ambitions. …
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UN Security Council Reform: Power vs Representation BY M Arham Malik
After the horrors of the Second World War, the United Nations was established in 1945 with the primary objective of …
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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 Youth: Challenges, Opportunities, and the Road to Economic Prosperity BY Dr Muhammad Zahid Raza
According to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), approximately 64 per cent of Pakistan’s population is under the age of …
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Pakistan at 79: From Political Cycles to National Direction BY Leila Khan
Every year on August 14, Pakistan turns into a sea of green and white. Flags wave from rooftops, children carry …
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