The electronic voting machine controversy in Pakistan
Almost after 70 years of its independence from the United Kingdom in 1947, the Pakistani government yet failed to conduct a single fair election through a unanimously accepted voting process by its public. So to finish this quarrel, PTI has vowed to introduce an electronic voting system in 2023 elections.
UAE nation branding encounters early headwinds!
For at least the last two decades, the United Arab Emirates, aided by some of the world’s foremost consulting and public affairs companies, has waged one of, if not the Middle East’s most successful nation branding campaign., argues Dr. James Dorsey, an award-winning journalist.
Analyzing the stimulated instability in Pak-Afghan region (Part 3)
The Taliban have forgiven their internal and external enemies, but have not forgotten their treachery. They have agreed to cooperate, but not at the cost of losing Islamic identity, Islamic culture and values. Pakistan and China have also presented their stance in the favor of Afghanistan.
Propaganda, misinformation and deception by Indian Media
According to Dr. Aaila Sohail, several Indian media outlets have become a global joke for publishing fake news on a daily basis, Since last years expose by the BBC, India has developed a reputation for spreading misinformation. This kind of media has harmed Pakistan's image.
Exposing the real face of India
According to Ayaz Muhammad Khan, Modi is a fascist known all over the world for his saffrons and RSS-related activities from the time he came to power. There can be no two opinions about the fact India is an irreconcilable enemy of Pakistan, and it continues to unfurl steps to harm Pakistan.
Chinese National Day: Honoring China’s 1949 liberation
Prof. Engr. Zamir Ahmed Awan talks about Chinese National Day. It is celebrated on October 1st to commemorate the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949. Chinese people enjoy a 7-day holiday from Oct. 1st to 7th, which is known as Golden Week.
Pakistan’s legal system is on the verge of collapse?
The purpose of a legal system is to ensure justice for all, especially for the weak. However, in Pakistan, owing to a myriad of factors for example politicized courts and outdated frameworks, the legal system has been systematically weaponized to oppress the weak.
India’s national security challenges and religious extremism
India's security perspectives would inevitably be governed by the interplay of its domestic imperatives, the regional balance of forces and the global challenges which impinge on its role and capabilities. India's democracy remains fundamentally secure, underpinned as it is by an active judiciary.
Analyzing the stimulated instability in Pak-Afghan region (Part 2)
Asif Raja Haroon, a defense and security analyst, discusses how in six months into the Biden administration, amid the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and increasing violence on the ground there. Many are skeptical of Pakistan’s support of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan.
The race of supremacy in the Indo-Pacific region
The repeated reference to “Indo-Pacific”, a policy frame promoted by the Trump administration, reflects the Biden administration’s continued outreach to the region and the way US foreign policy has been recast by China’s expanding influence.
Why we need to understand the word ‘terrorism’?
Terrorism did not begin on 11 September 2001, but that terrible day did change the world. The attacks on the United States that claimed the lives of nearly three thousand innocent people showed us that terrorism had morphed into a global phenomenon that could cause massive pain
What will be PTI’s agenda for second term? -Dr Farid A Malik
Imran Khan is one of Pakistan’s great success stories; cricket, social work, politics, he has succeeded in all his endeavors. He has charisma and glamour but over the last three years, he has lost some of the popular support. He is currently fighting to regain it.