Why Pakistan’s water crisis needs urgent attention?
Tariq Mahmood Khan highlights that despite having more glaciers than anywhere else in the world and its location in the Indus River Basin, Pakistan is at risk of acute water scarcity.
Identifying the criminals that are living abroad
Asad Hussain, a practicing lawyer in Pakistan highlights the criminals that are living abroad and the nature of their crimes. These criminals are not just politicians from Pakistan but from across the world.
Reshuffling of bureaucracy: A much needed change?
Dr. Farid A Malik, an Ex-Chairman of Pakistan Science Foundation discusses how reshuffling is not the solution to achieve good governance. In fact, the focus should be on the monitoring and supervision of the appointed bureaucrats.
How can Pakistan balance foreign loans with sustainable growth?
According to Shahid Sattar, an Executive Director & Secretary General of All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA), Pakistan’s foreign debt sustainability indicators have worsened significantly with external debt peaking at 159% of total reserves.
Identifying the gap between expectations and reality in the job market
The fresh graduates and job seekers can seamlessly sail through the turbulent times by embracing the uncertainty and abridging the gap between expectations and the new reality.
Debunking myths about the Afghanistan debacle
Dr. Aalia Sohail Khan, a former Vice-Chancellor of Rawalpindi University Pakistan talks about the myths that are surrounding the current situation of Afghanistan and explains the issues that need clarity.
Bin Laden’s prediction for Biden became true?
The failure of Western democracies policies in the Middle East gave birth to Frankenstein's monster rather than solve the issues facing the world in the last two decades, believes Dr. James Dorsey who writes for US's top publications.
The Western media claptrap on Afghan women’s alleged oppression
According to Asma Aftab, an Assistant Professor at Government College University Faisalabad, the hasty withdrawal of the US and its Western allies from Afghanistan finally laid to rest a 20-year-old war that has ended in failure
Remembering the 9/11 and its implication on Muslim world
Saturday, September 11, 2021, marks the 20th anniversary of 9/11, the largest terrorist attack in history. In this regard, Prof. Engr. Zamir Ahmed Awan recounts the horrors of the aftermath of 9/11
Pakistan’s lawyers: Law officers of the court or business entrepreneurs?
The continuously delayed hearings, slow wheels of justice, impossible levels of incompetency in documentation and usage of precedents and rules of law, all lead to a growing sense of failure in Pakistan's Justice system.
Accepting the Taliban’s new rule in Afghanistan
According to Umar Khalid Dar, a freelance writer, unlike the US, the Taliban has shown statesmanship and has proven to the world that they are the people who can bring stability to Afghanistan.
World physiotherapy day: An important reminder for all
In 1996, 8 September was designated as world physiotherapy day. The day marks the unity and solidarity of the global physiotherapy community. It is an opportunity to recognize the work that physiotherapists do for their patients.