How Animal abuse and Lynching people are connected in Pakistan
Unfortunately many cases of animals abuse in Pakistan are surfacing on the web and even though animal abuse is not too common in the country, there are enough cases to be ashamed and alarmed about. Various photos or videos get viral on social media on daily basis.
Looking back at the important lessons from the history
Meritocracy must be promoted to check and halt the advancement of incompetent and corrupt people to positions of power. Committed, competent and courageous people should be identified, appreciated and given opportunities to make the best of their potential.
The problem with Aurat March
The Aurat March elicited a wide range of reactions, both positive and negative. Despite their success in stirring debate, raising awareness of Pakistan's gender disparities, and garnering support from both domestic and international sources.
Human insecurity in Afghanistan
Human insecurity enervates the social contract between the citizens and states, engenders resentment as well the predicaments for states in ascertaining rule of law. Consequently, it gives opportunities to other actors to utilize the resentment against the state to create instability and violence.
The contemporary Taliban regime and the dilemma of its recognition
The Taliban's takeover of Kabul and the declaration of an interim government have placed the international community in a dilemma over whether or not to recognize the Taliban government. Since the hard-liner group took over Kabul.
Pakistan’s foray into cryptocurrencies: Financial revolution or regulatory dilemma?
According to a report by Chainalysis - a blockchain data platform, Pakistan is ranked 3rd in the Global Crypto Adoption Index 2020-21 just behind Vietnam and India. The data reveals that Pakistan recorded the highest growth in cryptocurrencies expanding at 711%
Qatar designated MNNA: What’s in it for the US and Qatar?
The designation of Qatar as an MNNA seems just a formality, considering the depth of military, economic and political ties of the two countries and their intricate interdependence. Nevertheless, it will have significant implications for both, the US and Qatar.
Fencing Pakistan’s Western Borders
The fence, like any natural or man-made obstacle, loses its obstacle value if it is not manned and covered by fire. Originally intended for border policing, the fence has permanently tied down Pakistan Army all along its almost 3000 km length.
Reforming the criminal justice system of Islamabad
Pakistan can record a high impact by reforming the criminal justice system in the ICT as it will not only contribute to enhancing the image of the country globally but will also raise its standing as a progressive country that accords priorities to fundamental freedoms that define modern polity
Why India has pitched Tejas against JF-17 at the Singapore Airshow?
IAF wants an aircraft with supercruise capability, like the French Rafale. Supercruise is sustained supersonic flight of a supersonic aircraft with a useful weapons load performed efficiently, which typically precludes the use of highly inefficient afterburners (reheat).
Balochistan: The new hub of drug addiction
As Balochistan is located in the proximity of Afghanistan, which contributes 80 percent of global opium production, nearly seven routes of drug traffic pass through various roads in Balochistan. The Zhob route is considered one of the largest drug trafficking highways in South Asia.
After two decades PSQCA moves to Islamabad
While PSQCA lacked the required laboratories, PCSIR (Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research) did not have industrial linkages. A merger of the two could provide an effective platform for technological advancement.