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Ownership of Kashmir’s Natural Resources under International Law
Opinion

Ownership of Kashmir’s Natural Resources under International Law

Asif Mahmood India’s systematic exploitation of natural resources in occupied Kashmir raises a fundamental question of international law. Who owns the resources of Kashmir? Does international law confer ownership rights…

“Pakistan demands climate fairness”

“Pakistan demands climate fairness”

Jan 26, 2026
Climate change today is not simply about rising temperatures or melting glaciers; it is about who pays the price for decades of unchecked industrialization. Pakistan’s case illustrates this injustice starkly. Contributing less than one percent to global c…
Towards Peace in Baluchistan

Towards Peace in Baluchistan

May 23, 2025
The recent suicide attack targeting a school bus in Khuzdar has shocked the nation. The fact that among the five victims were three innocent children makes the atrocity especially horrific. No cause — political, ideological, or nationalist — can justify t…
Gaza’s Agony and the Responsibility of Global Powers

Gaza’s Agony and the Responsibility of Global Powers

May 22, 2025
In a world already marred by widespread suffering and war, the ongoing genocide in Gaza stands out as one of the most appalling human tragedies of our time. Since the events of October 7, 2023, the Israeli regime has launched a ferocious and relentless ca…
A Fragile Peace, A Crucial Opportunity

A Fragile Peace, A Crucial Opportunity

May 21, 2025
The recent de-escalation between Pakistan and India offers a much-needed respite in a region too often shadowed by the threat of conflict. While the ceasefire may be tentative, it signals a willingness—at least for now—by both sides to step back from the …
A Call for Dialogue and Restraint in South Asia

A Call for Dialogue and Restraint in South Asia

May 20, 2025
Following the recent US-brokered ceasefire, there is a small window of opportunity for Pakistan and India to reassess the trajectory of their relationship. While the guns have momentarily fallen silent, peace remains fragile. The post-conflict atmosphere …
A Moment for Restraint and Dialogue in South Asia

A Moment for Restraint and Dialogue in South Asia

May 19, 2025
With South Asia’s peace hanging in delicate balance, the recent hostilities between India and Pakistan underscore a pressing need for political maturity and diplomatic wisdom on both sides. In this volatile regional climate, it is reassuring to witness a …
A Long‑Overdue Pivot Toward an Export‑Led Economy

A Long‑Overdue Pivot Toward an Export‑Led Economy

May 18, 2025
Pakistan’s chronically inward‑looking trade regime is finally set for a long‑needed overhaul. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s newly approved roadmap promises to cut the average customs tariff almost in half—from 19 per cent to 9.5 per cent within five yea…
Tough Choices for a Sustainable Economy

Tough Choices for a Sustainable Economy

May 17, 2025
The early round of technical-level talks between Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the upcoming budget makes one thing clear: fiscal discipline will remain non-negotiable under the $7bn financing facility. The IMF’s insistence on a tig…
Peace Over Provocation

Peace Over Provocation

May 16, 2025
The recent US-brokered ceasefire between Pakistan and India has brought a temporary halt to hostilities, but sustainable peace in South Asia requires much more than a pause in conflict. Rebuilding trust between the two nuclear-armed neighbours will demand…
The Urgent Need for Peace Between India and Pakistan

The Urgent Need for Peace Between India and Pakistan

May 15, 2025
Last week’s military confrontation between Pakistan and India served as a chilling reminder of how perilously close the two nuclear-armed neighbors can come to catastrophe. As both sides count their casualties, tend to the wounded, and mourn their dead, i…
A Test for Regional Trust and Security

A Test for Regional Trust and Security

May 14, 2025
The recent trilateral engagement between Pakistan, China, and the Afghan Taliban in Kabul marks another attempt to address long-standing regional concerns of security and economic integration. While the world continues to grapple with how to deal with the…
Winter care: an essential practice for health, wellbeing, and safety
January 26, 2026 Opinion

Winter care: an essential practice for health, wellbeing, and safety

By Sardar Khan Niazi As the…

“Pakistan demands climate fairness”
January 26, 2026 Editorial

“Pakistan demands climate fairness”

Climate change today is not simply…

Why was Haris Rauf left out of the World Cup squad? Comments from Indian citizens on social media
January 25, 2026 Sports

Why was Haris Rauf left out of the World Cup squad? Comments from Indian citizens on social media

Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf has…

Yashma Gill’s dance with friends goes viral on social media
January 25, 2026 Entertainment

Yashma Gill’s dance with friends goes viral on social media

Pakistani television actress Yashma Gul’s dance…

Sardar Khan Niazi

(Tamgh-i-Imtaiz) Journalist, Business Leader, Entrepreneur

Trilateral Diplomacy and the Promise of Regional Stability

Trilateral Diplomacy and the Promise of Regional Stability

May 24, 2025
The recent informal trilateral meeting in Beijing between the foreign ministers of Pakistan, China, and Afghanistan signals a hopeful turn toward greater regional cooperation and integration. At a time when much of the world is gripped by geopolitical str…
Towards Peace in Baluchistan

Towards Peace in Baluchistan

May 23, 2025
The recent suicide attack targeting a school bus in Khuzdar has shocked the nation. The fact that among the five victims were three innocent children makes the atrocity especially horrific. No cause — political, ideological, or nationalist — can justify t…
Gaza’s Agony and the Responsibility of Global Powers

Gaza’s Agony and the Responsibility of Global Powers

May 22, 2025
In a world already marred by widespread suffering and war, the ongoing genocide in Gaza stands out as one of the most appalling human tragedies of our time. Since the events of October 7, 2023, the Israeli regime has launched a ferocious and relentless ca…
A Fragile Peace, A Crucial Opportunity

A Fragile Peace, A Crucial Opportunity

May 21, 2025
The recent de-escalation between Pakistan and India offers a much-needed respite in a region too often shadowed by the threat of conflict. While the ceasefire may be tentative, it signals a willingness—at least for now—by both sides to step back from the …
A Call for Dialogue and Restraint in South Asia

A Call for Dialogue and Restraint in South Asia

May 20, 2025
Following the recent US-brokered ceasefire, there is a small window of opportunity for Pakistan and India to reassess the trajectory of their relationship. While the guns have momentarily fallen silent, peace remains fragile. The post-conflict atmosphere …
A Moment for Restraint and Dialogue in South Asia

A Moment for Restraint and Dialogue in South Asia

May 19, 2025
With South Asia’s peace hanging in delicate balance, the recent hostilities between India and Pakistan underscore a pressing need for political maturity and diplomatic wisdom on both sides. In this volatile regional climate, it is reassuring to witness a …
A Long‑Overdue Pivot Toward an Export‑Led Economy

A Long‑Overdue Pivot Toward an Export‑Led Economy

May 18, 2025
Pakistan’s chronically inward‑looking trade regime is finally set for a long‑needed overhaul. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s newly approved roadmap promises to cut the average customs tariff almost in half—from 19 per cent to 9.5 per cent within five yea…
Tough Choices for a Sustainable Economy

Tough Choices for a Sustainable Economy

May 17, 2025
The early round of technical-level talks between Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the upcoming budget makes one thing clear: fiscal discipline will remain non-negotiable under the $7bn financing facility. The IMF’s insistence on a tig…
Peace Over Provocation

Peace Over Provocation

May 16, 2025
The recent US-brokered ceasefire between Pakistan and India has brought a temporary halt to hostilities, but sustainable peace in South Asia requires much more than a pause in conflict. Rebuilding trust between the two nuclear-armed neighbours will demand…
The Urgent Need for Peace Between India and Pakistan

The Urgent Need for Peace Between India and Pakistan

May 15, 2025
Last week’s military confrontation between Pakistan and India served as a chilling reminder of how perilously close the two nuclear-armed neighbors can come to catastrophe. As both sides count their casualties, tend to the wounded, and mourn their dead, i…
Winter care: an essential practice for health, wellbeing, and safety
January 26, 2026 Opinion

Winter care: an essential practice for health, wellbeing, and safety

By Sardar Khan Niazi As the…

“Pakistan demands climate fairness”
January 26, 2026 Editorial

“Pakistan demands climate fairness”

Climate change today is not simply…

Why was Haris Rauf left out of the World Cup squad? Comments from Indian citizens on social media
January 25, 2026 Sports

Why was Haris Rauf left out of the World Cup squad? Comments from Indian citizens on social media

Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf has…

Yashma Gill’s dance with friends goes viral on social media
January 25, 2026 Entertainment

Yashma Gill’s dance with friends goes viral on social media

Pakistani television actress Yashma Gul’s dance…

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