Politics of Harassment: Is ‘feminism’ used as a political instrument?
Prof. Rana Eijaz Ahmad/Farah Adeed | The concept of power is at the heart of social sciences. We deal with its origin, development, forms, manifestations,...
A Locked down Economy: Where Can You Invest In The Midst Of A Storm?
The outbreak of the rampant virus bewildered the world. To subdue the spread of the invisible adversary, countries effectuated lockdowns causing the economies to plummet....
Indian Foreign Secretary’s sojourn to Dhaka: Resetting Indo-Bangladesh relations
On a mid-monsoon day in the midst of this petrifying pandemic, India’s Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla packed his briefcase and emplaned for Dhaka...
PIA: Little known causes of downfall and the way forward
Leaving behind talks of the past glory of the monopoly era, PIA still has two most enviable assets i.e. World Routes and Name recognition. Little...
How Pakistan hit Saudi leadership where it hurts the most
A rift between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia throws into sharp relief deepening fissures in the Muslim world. Coupled with the establishment of diplomatic relations...
Is India forcing partner countries to take sides in US-China cold war?
India seems extremely uncomfortable with the fact that Russian-Chinese ties remain strong in the aftermath of the recent Galwan incident between the neighboring Asian...
Despite stable economic growth, why do people lack basic necessities?
People in Pakistan yearn for economic growth. Some claim it to be the only vibrant indicator to assess the health of an economy. But...
Citizens carry the burden of state’s failures
Unwillingly the people of Pakistan have to carry the entire burden of the non-performing state. In a high school civics class, we were taught...
Do male journalists in Pakistan face online abuse, harassment?
For the past fifteen days, female journalists and anchorpersons in Pakistan have aggressively and vehemently taken up the issue of online trolling, abuse, and...
Graduating in a pandemic
Bewilderment, perplexity and confusion envelop the class of 2020 as it graduates amid the pandemic. Struck by Covid-19; neither they walked on the graduation...
Saudi Arabia’s New Friends and Quest to Balance Old Enemies
“A drop of oil is worth a drop of blood of our soldiers”, said the French Statesman Georges Clémenceau. This signifies the importance of...
Palestine ranks high in Arab public opinion
Rare polling of public Arab opinion in Saudi suggests that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman may be more sensitive to domestic public opinion on foreign...