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Have Wars Become a Business?
 Asif Mahmood Why does the United States fight wars? Is there always a clearly defined objective behind them, or has war itself become the objective? Consider this. In the very first month of the US Iran conflict, the world’s 100 largest oil an…
PTI’s Dangerous Playbook
Asif MhmoodIndian television appearances by PTI figures surprised no one. For years it has been felt and noticed that the party’s strategic core is united in only one direction and that direction runs opposite to the interests of the state. Long before…
Deoband Should be Grateful to Quaid-e-Azam
Asif MahmoodThis is neither an emotional claim nor an exaggeration. It is a historical fact that cannot be denied: the greatest benefactor of Deoband was Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Even if Abul Kalam Azad did not write this in his predictions, the …
Pakistan’s tax system suffers from credibility deficit
By Sardar Khan Niazi For decades, Pakistan’s tax system has been trapped in a narrow corridor, a small pool of formally registered taxpayers carrying a disproportionate burden while vast segments of the economy remain untouched. Each budget cycle, gove…
Romania National Day
For Romania, 1 December is our National Day—a moment when we celebrate the Great Union of 1918, the historic moment that brought together all Romanian provinces into one modern and unified state. Celebrating the National Day is a symbolic moment for our n…
The Green Legacy of Ethiopia as the Way Forward for Pakistan
By Dr. Muhammad Fahim Khan Jadoon The pursuit of scalable and sustainable solutions has become a pressing national issue in the process of addressing the growing environmental degradation, climate-induced catastrophes, and deteriorating ecosystem h…
G20 billionaires could end world poverty in one year’s earnings
By Sardar Khan Niazi Each January, as the world political and business elites assemble in glossy alpine conclaves, another sort of summit takes shape in the public conscience, one defined not by mountain peaks, but by the sharp and rising edges of ineq…
Kabul’s Manufactured Outcry 
Asif Mahmood Kabul’s latest allegation of an “airstrike” in Khost is another attempt to shift blame rather than confront the truth. At a time when Pakistan is dealing with deadly attacks planned and executed from Afghan soil including the Islamabad Jud…
DG ISPR : The Voice of Resolute Pakistan
 By Sardar Khan Niazi DG ISPR, Lt. General Ahmad Shareef, while addressing journalists, set the tone of the national conversation by firmly presenting Pakistan’s case and the realities faced on the security front. His briefing stood out for its cl…
Rethinking the COP diplomacy
By Sardar Khan Niazi As the world marks nearly a decade since the 2015 Paris Agreement, the question looming over global climate diplomacy is whether the annual Conference of the Parties (COP) meetings are still capable of delivering the scale of actio…

Have Wars Become a Business?

PTI members are not playing the role of opposition: SK Niazi

SBP’s Strict Order to Banks Will Make Housing Loans Easier

Pakistan’s weekly oil bill reached $800m amid Middle East war: PM Shehbaz

India’s hatefulness: A growing challenge we must confront
By Sardar Khan Niazi India, a land of rich cultural diversity, ancient traditions, and vibrant histories, is increasingly facing a darker side of its social fabric. In recent years, there has been an unsettling rise in hate-driven narratives, toxic nat…
PTI’s Dangerous Playbook
Asif MhmoodIndian television appearances by PTI figures surprised no one. For years it has been felt and noticed that the party’s strategic core is united in only one direction and that direction runs opposite to the interests of the state. Long before…
Deoband Should be Grateful to Quaid-e-Azam
Asif MahmoodThis is neither an emotional claim nor an exaggeration. It is a historical fact that cannot be denied: the greatest benefactor of Deoband was Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Even if Abul Kalam Azad did not write this in his predictions, the …
Pakistan’s tax system suffers from credibility deficit
By Sardar Khan Niazi For decades, Pakistan’s tax system has been trapped in a narrow corridor, a small pool of formally registered taxpayers carrying a disproportionate burden while vast segments of the economy remain untouched. Each budget cycle, gove…
Romania National Day
For Romania, 1 December is our National Day—a moment when we celebrate the Great Union of 1918, the historic moment that brought together all Romanian provinces into one modern and unified state. Celebrating the National Day is a symbolic moment for our n…
The Green Legacy of Ethiopia as the Way Forward for Pakistan
By Dr. Muhammad Fahim Khan Jadoon The pursuit of scalable and sustainable solutions has become a pressing national issue in the process of addressing the growing environmental degradation, climate-induced catastrophes, and deteriorating ecosystem h…
G20 billionaires could end world poverty in one year’s earnings
By Sardar Khan Niazi Each January, as the world political and business elites assemble in glossy alpine conclaves, another sort of summit takes shape in the public conscience, one defined not by mountain peaks, but by the sharp and rising edges of ineq…
Kabul’s Manufactured Outcry 
Asif Mahmood Kabul’s latest allegation of an “airstrike” in Khost is another attempt to shift blame rather than confront the truth. At a time when Pakistan is dealing with deadly attacks planned and executed from Afghan soil including the Islamabad Jud…
DG ISPR : The Voice of Resolute Pakistan
 By Sardar Khan Niazi DG ISPR, Lt. General Ahmad Shareef, while addressing journalists, set the tone of the national conversation by firmly presenting Pakistan’s case and the realities faced on the security front. His briefing stood out for its cl…

Have Wars Become a Business?

PTI members are not playing the role of opposition: SK Niazi

SBP’s Strict Order to Banks Will Make Housing Loans Easier

Pakistan’s weekly oil bill reached $800m amid Middle East war: PM Shehbaz

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