Imran Khan and Zohran Mamdani, though worlds apart, expose the limits of liberal tolerance by challenging entrenched power with welfare-driven, justice-oriented politics rooted in marginalized identities.

The UN’s new MOSAIC plan proposes a phased, issue-specific approach to engage with Afghanistan’s de facto authorities without legitimizing the Taliban, aiming to promote inclusive governance, human rights, and regional stability.

An exploration of the deep-rooted alliance between American evangelicals and Israel, driven by theology, politics, and prophetic belief.

At a time when the world is doubling down on economic and entrepreneurial education, Romania is inexplicably phasing it out of its high school curriculum.

Pakistan’s absence from global soft power reflects a deeper crisis of cultural invisibility, intellectual stagnation, and a failure to reimagine its national identity.

The author questions the elevation of Pakistan’s COAS to Field Marshal, arguing that it lacks merit, erodes democratic principles, and signals a troubling drift toward symbolic authoritarianism.

The former Chief Justice cannot escape accountability for enabling repression and betraying democratic principles in Pakistan.

This analysis challenges the narrative of Pakistan's involvement in cross-border terrorism, highlighting internal constraints and examining how India politically benefits from sustaining the accusation.

The article critiques Pakistan's military self-glorification and manipulated economic figures as tools to maintain authoritarian control.