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Wednesday, September 24, 2025

Does Pakistan really empower women?

Gender equality is considered a vital factor in determining the overall wellbeing and growth of a nation, country and society. In Pakistan, the economic empowerment of women can help in reducing many socio-economic problems in our society.

Analyzing Energy Ministry’s Failure to Arrange Gas

Pakistan has faced significant challenges, owing largely to our inability to organize the availability of energy at a reasonable cost in a world where energy supply is abundant and evolving technology is making it cheaper. The suspension of gas will push 80% of the industry to a complete halt.

Forks in the Road: October 1971, political capitulation of Sheikh Mujib

Yahya Khan showed fateful and frightful politico-military inertia during the summer of 1971. All he came up with was a meaning-less plan for constitution-making which wasn’t taken seriously by any of the significant internal and external actors.

How desperate India is trying to get closer with UAE and Russia?

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent high-profile visit to Delhi affirms India’s desire for strategic autonomy, even as it builds a strong strategic partnership with the United States. From an Indian perspective, Americans are not always entirely reliable.

The looming threat of Islamic State in Balochistan

In recent years, the Islamic State (IS) has intensified its activities in Pakistan, especially in Balochistan. The province is expected to become one of the major trade hubs in the wake of Chinese investments under the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

The tragedy of East Pakistan: Sowing of Discord

There is a school of thought that opines that East Pakistan was considered a burden from then onwards as they effectively displayed their democratic credentials & made it abundantly clear that they would never give in to dictatorial rule.

China’s BRI crown jewel joins the era of defiance and dissent

The crown jewel of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) increasingly looks like a powder keg that has exploded. Hundreds of local residents, civil society activists, lawyers, journalists including women have been holding massive protests and a sit-in in Gwadar for the last 28 days

World must understand the miseries of Afghan journalist, women and children

The knowledge and rights of Afghan women journalists and children must be protected as we look to ensure independent media survives this tough period. But immediate support is a distant prospect as the Taliban deliberate on governing the country and the global community.

How we lost half of Pakistan?

The absence of authentic information has given rise to speculation, fabrication and distortion of facts by vested interests. Unfortunately, due to limitations of space, only some of the less-known relevant details can be narrated here. The history of Pakistan as a country starts with the Lahore Resolution

Local empowerments: A hope for the society

The confidence in people and society go further low once one age. The romanticism of youth and belief in idealism shatter once one starts to face the practicality of nepotism, exploitation and bribery. The local governments will give a tough time to the establishment maneuvering as well.

How can we dismantle prejudice and stereotyping?

At present, the single most menacing non-traditional security threat rampant worldwide probably stems from the propensity of the human mind to discriminate based on stereotypes. The maiden step towards disrupting stereotypes is, to doubt objectivity and increase self-awareness

Reconsideration of Iran’s nuclear deal: Political willingness or shadow of uncertainty?

Joe Biden has given a pledge that if the US returns to the Iran nuclear agreement, it will only subsequently leave if Tehran clearly breaks the terms of the deal. The US president made the commitment, which addresses one of Iran’s key negotiating demands