Islamabad Suicide Blast Claimed By Jamaat Ul Ahrar, TTP Breakaway Militant Faction

Pakistan, Nov. 12 -- A suicide bomb attack outside the district judicial complex in G 11/4, Islamabad, on 11 November 2025 killed 12 people and wounded 36 others, according to police and hospital sour... Read More

The 27th Amendment: Power Shifts From The Supreme Court To The Prime Minister

Pakistan, Nov. 12 -- For most of Pakistan's history, the Supreme Court has not been a check on power; it has been an instrument of it. Every decisive turn in the country's political coup, dismissal, a... Read More

Arthur Nayyar Was A Golden Voice And A Gracious Soul

Pakistan, Nov. 12 -- The German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer once said, "Music is the food of the soul." Artists and singers experience this truth more deeply than anyone else. When divine blessing... Read More

Enabling The Unabled: Disability Inclusion In HEIs In Pakistan

Pakistan, Nov. 12 -- In Pakistan's rapidly evolving higher education landscape, the discourse on academic excellence, global competitiveness, and innovation often overshadows an equally urgent concern... Read More

Inside The Franklin Book Program And The Cold War Battle For Pakistani Minds

Pakistan, Nov. 11 -- By the middle of the 20th century, the cultural rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union extended far beyond the realm of politics or military might-it was a battle ... Read More

From Capitalists To Cloudalists: The New Techno-Feudal Overlords Of The Global Economy

Pakistan, Nov. 11 -- Dismissing the notion that we are still living under capitalism, Yanis Varoufakis argues that the true measure of 21st-century power is the extraction of cloud rent. Yanis Varouf... Read More

Learning From China: How Pakistan Can Reclaim Purpose, Unity, And Self-Reliance

Pakistan, Nov. 11 -- A century ago, China was a nation humiliated and fragmented. Its people had endured decades of foreign domination, civil strife, and poverty. When revolutionary leaders spoke of n... Read More

Ghosts Of Empire: The Roots Of The Durand Faultline - Part 1

Pakistan, Nov. 11 -- Pakistan-Afghanistan relations have long been a complicated story of excesses and mutual meddling, though much of the hostility has historically emanated from the Afghan side - be... Read More

Zohran Mamdani's NYC Victory: Lessons For Karachi On Diversity And Urban Governance

Pakistan, Nov. 10 -- Born in 1991 in Uganda to parents of Indian descent who had established themselves within the South Asian diaspora of East Africa, Zohran Mamdani later migrated to the United Stat... Read More

Ensuring A Food Secure Pakistan: Experts Call For Resilient And Inclusive Food Systems

Pakistan, Nov. 10 -- The "Access, Resilience, and Sustainability: Pathways to Food Security in Pakistan" policy dialogue took place in Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) featuring promine... Read More

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