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Friday, July 11, 2025

Recalling the women peace and security agenda for indigenous women

Indigenous women and girls are amongst the most vulnerable within indigenous communities, being victims of triple discrimination based on gender, ethnicity and class. Indigenous women are the backbone of indigenous communities and play a crucial role in the preservation of food security,

Who is responsible for the current situation of Afghanistan?

For the last couple of decades, Afghanistan remained a battleground for the Great powers. Now when the country needs help no one is interested to invest in this battle for humanity. According to the UNDP report by the mid of 2022, the poverty rate in Afghanistan will cross 97%.

OIC and Pakistan’s pledges for Afghanistan

Pakistan being a responsible member of the international community and a concerned neighbor of brotherly Afghanistan, earnestly endeavors to do its part in bringing peace, stability, and prosperity in South Asia and beyond. PM Imran Khan raised the Kashmir Dispute at the OIC Summit as well.

Why Pakistan needs to focus on it security and deterrence?

States live in an anarchical world where no higher authority exists. All states have to prosper through self-help to make sure they survive. Nuclear weapons, with potential lethality, can be used for balancing the potential destruction against rival states.

The tragedy of East Pakistan: 50 years later

Shaikh Mujibur Rahman the father of the nation of Bangladesh was killed during a military coup that took place. Shaikh Mujib who was known as Bangabandhu (the friend of Bengal) was killed with all his family members, the only one to survive was his daughter Shaikh Haseena Wajid

What is the future of reconstruction and development of Afghanistan?

An intervention in Afghanistan that has lasted longer than a decade has not brought about what was most hoped for: security for the Afghan people and stabilization of the entire region. These processes are challenged every day by the complexity of Afghanistan’s social structures

Women rights in the prism of history in Afghanistan

Since taking control of Kabul on 15 August 2021, the Taliban have imposed severe restrictions on women and girls. Many women have been told they cannot return to work or travel in public without being accompanied by a Mahram (a male guardian)

How Qatar world cup has sparked culture controversies?

To say the 2022 World Cup in Qatar has not been met with universal approval is quite an understatement. From the heat to Qatar's rather questionable human rights record to the proposed switch from the promised summer tournament to one in winter.

The tragedy of East Pakistan: Killing fields of Bengal

It is said that history is written by the victor, but conflict sometimes does not identify a clear victor & both protagonists survive & in cases like that history bears double versions of events that are inherently opposed to each other.

The videotaping saga: Some lessons from the past

Almost every crime of conventional nature be it pocket-picking to an act of terrorism involves the recording of evidence by means of electronic evidence through electronic devices. Even though our law enforcement agencies are capable but the nature of this issue is debatable.

A shark within SAARC

The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation, or SAARC, is a regional socioeconomic organization that connects a vast swath of territory and people. In terms of potential, SAARC countries have the potential to become the world's third-largest GDP as an organization,

Terrorism threats in post US withdrawal Afghanistan and its security implications

Since the withdrawal of the US after twenty years of war, the situation in Afghanistan has changed quickly and abruptly. The rapid seizure of power by the Taliban and absence of resistance by Afghan soldiers and government raised many questions regarding the law and order situation