Imran Khan and Pakistani Politics.

Post Views: 25,705 Even a typical political worker understands that the news like rumor published about Imran Khan’s life on a suspicious and non-reputable Afghan website could never be true; rather, it was an extremely clumsy attempt to spread a lie, which India also used for its own purposes. However, not all, but many members…

Pakistan Was Once the Dawn of Progress

Pakistan Was Once the Dawn of Progress

Post Views: 21,823   An American diplomat made a significant revelation. He said that diplomats often sat together and discussed whether, in 20 years, Karachi would be more developed than London or New York. According to this diplomat, Karachi was a modern city of that era, rapidly progressing. The world looked upon Pakistan with respect…

Composite Heritage: A Source of Social Harmony

Post Views: 35,520 Last week, the social organization AWARD arranged a tour to Gurdwara Darbar Sahib Kartarpur for individuals belonging to different religions and sects of Faisalabad. The program was hosted by AWARD’s Executive Director, Christina Peter. The core theme of the tour was that Pakistan’s shared heritage promotes harmony among religions and sects because…

Bushra Iqbal Malik | A Literary Architect’s Journey from Peshawar to Bonn

Post Views: 17,149 Bushra Iqbal Malik is a distinguished Pakistani writer, educator, and literary organiser. She completed her Master’s degrees in Urdu Literature, Journalism, and Education (B.Ed.) at the University of Peshawar, Pakistan. She began her professional career at Beaconhouse School, Peshawar, before moving into literary activism and institutional development. In 1994, she founded the…

The Last Generation That Knew Its Elders

Post Views: 25,205 There was a time when the rhythm of life flowed with a natural grace, unhurried and unfragmented, when families found contentment in gathering around their elders and absorbing the wisdom of their years. Among the memorable figures of that simpler age was the maternal grandfather of my Tai Ammi, whom everyone affectionately…

The Dawn of a Reclaimed Reputation

Post Views: 33,032 In the conduct of nations, reputation is not an ornament but a form of power. States that are trusted, respected, and taken seriously enjoy a diplomatic space unavailable to those who speak hesitantly or act apologetically. For Pakistan, a country positioned at the crossroads of regional turbulence and global scrutiny, reputation has…

The Throne of Thorns

Post Views: 49,814 The political landscape of South Asia remains one of the most turbulent in the world, where the power of the ballot is often matched—if not surpassed—by the power of the courtroom. In no other region have so many former prime ministers faced such an extensive array of legal battles, ranging from disqualifications…