The Jinnah’s Pakistan that we all knew!

Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s vision was clear that all the people of Pakistan will be treated equally without their cast, creed, race, or religion. He believed that every citizen of Pakistan is equal.

Addressing the HIV outbreak in Pakistan

The media reported an influx of Human-immuno-deficiency virus (HIV) amongst children in Ratodero-Larkana. During the next four months, a total of 30,192 people were tested for HIV, by WHO-certified testing kits.

Saudi-Egyptian bid to host the next world cup!

At first glance, a potential bid by Saudi Arabia and Egypt, two of the world's worst human rights violators, together with Greece, to host the 2030 World Cup sounds like an invitation to a perfect public relations fiasco.

How India over-engaged in making propaganda against Pakistan?

India must recognize that no amount of its false propaganda can deter Pakistan from exposing India’s brutalization of the Kashmiri people through an unabated military siege, indiscriminate use of force, extra-judicial killings.

1965 War: Operation Grand Slam

We started the war in the Valley and then reacted to the enemy’s moves. India responded to Operation Gibraltar by occupying the heights in the Kargil sector, Neelam Valley, and the Haji Pir Bulge.

The pandemic of corruption in Pakistan

Till the 1985 party-less elections, the political arena remained relatively clean of corrupt practices. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto (ZAB) was accused of 'Waderaism' but not for financial corruption of any kind.

How Pakistani Supermodels & bloggers are influencing fashion trends?

Pakistani supermodels and bloggers are quickly gaining a reputation for being some of the most stylish and influential women in the world. They are setting global fashion trends and changing the way people view fashion.

Recognizing Pakistan’s efforts in settling the Afghan refugees

An estimated 3.5 million Afghan refugees are present in Pakistan since the 1980s, half of which are registered, and it is speculated that about an equal number of them are living unregistered.

1 Year of the Taliban Government: Challenges and solutions

Last year, the Taliban fighters in Afghanistan took over Kabul as a result, Ashraf Ghani, the then president of Afghanistan fled from the country. Today, the Taliban has completed one year of its reign.

How to deal with recent economic woes in Pakistan?

To deal with the economic stress Pakistan needs immediate economic reforms. There must be an experienced economic team and that team has complete work on how to improve the economy of Pakistan.

The absolute power in Pakistan

Recent political events however show the sleeping giant is awake and aware of its usurper. The nation is no longer apathetic, but angry, evidenced clearly by the huge leaderless turnouts we have seen after the ouster of Imran Khan.

Why Taiwan is a flashpoint between China and the US?

The US intends to get China embroiled in a war that should shatter its economy. Hence, the US can break the resistance of the enemy even without fighting. Similarly, war will ignite domestic chaos in China.