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Sunday, December 28, 2025

The cacophony of climate change, peace and security-Sadaf Akbar & Maha Kamal

The authors explicate that the IPCC report do not give a promising future to humanity in the backdrop of climate change. As humanity stands on the brink of disaster, only collective will and dedicated action by the world community can avert the catastrophe.

India’s Afghan policy vis-à-vis Pakistan

The writer underscores that India's Afghan policy vis-a-vis Pakistan manifested its unprecedented clout in Afghan affairs and keep Pakistan's western borders volatile.

Afghanistan debacle potentially places UAE in shades of grey- Dr. James Dorsey

As the former Afghan president, Mr. Ashraf Ghani fled to UAE who hosted him for “humanitarian reasons, the Afghan debacle has placed UAE on spot for providing haven to corrupt leaders.

Pakistanis must not draw wrong conclusions from Taliban victory– Lt. Gen. Tariq Khan

Gen. Tariq Khan, ex-head Pakistan's Central Command warns all those celebrating American defeat, he argues that Pakistanis must not draw wrong lessons from Taliban victory, situation is fluid and Pakistan needs to help bring stability in Afghanistan for its own peace and prosperous future.

The battle of Tribal Islam vs Settled Islam in Afghanistan

The rapidity with which the Western alliance dislodged the Taliban regime in 2001 pales in comparison to the rapidity with which the Taliban retook...

Comprehending a bleak picture of Afghanistan

The current seizure of the Afghanistan capital Kabul by the Taliban is an event no less important than 9/11 as it has the potential...

The growing concern of bribery in Pakistan

As nothing moves without bribery in the land of the pure,  for the purpose of survival, it is important to deal with it. My...

The shattered American dreams

Americans are in habit of creating an enemy and then launch a media campaign to defame and distort the enemy image. The bais and...

“Stop blame game & lets build Afghanistan”- Dr. Atia Kazmi

Dr Atia Ali Kazmi, a Senior Policy Analyst at NUST, thinks that countries should accept the ground reality of Taliban returning to power after 20 years. Instead of focusing on the blame game, measures need to be taken for the social, economical, and political development of Afghanistan.

Evaluating changing global power dynamics and Pakistan’s foreign policy

The rise and fall of great powers change the dynamics of world politics. When the key players in the global system rise or fall,...

The choked filters of the State of Pakistan

The filters of Pakistan have been contaminated with repeated measures of corruption, so a mere oil change is only a short-term fix. There is...

US defeat in Afghanistan: Ending west’s dream of hegemony over Eurasian land mass?

The ex-Soviet states of the Caucasus and Central Asia have, following the early 1990s, been “all about America's energy security” according to Bill Richardson,...
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