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Rising Against the Odds: The Green Shirts Take Flight

Pakistan Street Child Team Begins Its World Cup 2026 Mission! Pakistan’s Street Child Football Team has officially kicked off its preparations for the 2026 World Cup. The global event is…

Pakistan has astonished the world

Pakistan has astonished the world

Apr 09, 2026
By Sardar Khan Niazi In a moment thick with fear and brinkmanship, it has stepped forward and steadied a region that seemed ready to tip into chaos. Where global institutions struggled to contain the flames, Islamabad moved with urgency and purpose, he…
Pakistan’s Tightrope Between Tehran and Riyadh

Pakistan’s Tightrope Between Tehran and Riyadh

Apr 08, 2026
Asif Mahmood There was a moment when quiet diplomacy seemed to be making headway despite the rising tensions and increasingly sharp exchanges between Iran and the United States. That hope now looks increasingly uncertain. Reports of a missile strike on…
India’s Epstein Connection

India’s Epstein Connection

Apr 07, 2026
By Asif MahmoodSometimes it feels as if the world is living under the shadow of the Epstein gang. From morality to diplomacy, from peace to finance, the levers of power are in the hands of predators. And India, through figures like Anil Ambani, appears to…
Understanding the SMDA

Understanding the SMDA

Apr 06, 2026
Asif Mahmood Much of what is being written about the defence agreement between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia is either factually incorrect or based on a poor understanding of the relationship. In some cases, it is clearly driven by bias. It is therefore im…
The real threat is from India, not Pakistan

The real threat is from India, not Pakistan

Apr 04, 2026
By Sardar Khan Niazi Recent remarks by U.S. Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard have once again drawn attention to South Asia’s enduring security dilemmas. While global narratives often frame Pakistan as the epicenter of instability, such portrayals risk overl…
Petrol: It’s the War, Stupid 

Petrol: It’s the War, Stupid 

Apr 04, 2026
 Asif Mahmood  The moment the news of yet another petrol price hike broke, the first instinct was not outrage but inquiry. Was there really no room for relief? Could the government have done more? In a deeply polarized environment, opinions a…
Hormuz: Alternatives and the imperative of peace

Hormuz: Alternatives and the imperative of peace

Apr 03, 2026
By Sardar Khan Niazi The Strait of Hormuz has long been one of the world’s most sensitive geopolitical chokepoints--a narrow passage through which a significant share of global energy flows. Periodically, tensions flare, rhetoric escalates, and the spe…
Pakistan’s Diplomatic Coup

Pakistan’s Diplomatic Coup

Apr 01, 2026
By Sardar khan Niazi The Wall Street Journal described Pakistan’s recent diplomatic performance as a “diplomatic coup,” openly  acknowledging and appreciating the scale of its success. For a country that was, until recently, portrayed as isolated …
Fazila Abbasi Case: A Test of PTI’s Accountability Narrative

Fazila Abbasi Case: A Test of PTI’s Accountability Narrative

Mar 30, 2026
Asif Mahmood Fazila Abbasi’s case has drawn attention for the allegations involved as well as the muted response surrounding it. Hamza Ali Abbasi has remained quiet, and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has shown little visible reaction. This raises a broader …
Pakistan is actively contributing to a regional equilibrium that serves the interests of all engaged parties
April 19, 2026 Opinion

Pakistan is actively contributing to a regional equilibrium that serves the interests of all engaged parties

By Sardar Khan Niazi Pakistan’s evolving…

Weaponizing Women in Balochistan 
April 19, 2026 Opinion

Weaponizing Women in Balochistan 

Asif Mahmood In Balochistan, proxy networks…

Fuel stability achieved, but at what cost?
April 19, 2026 Editorial

Fuel stability achieved, but at what cost?

By any measure, the recent global…

PSL 11: Lahore Qalandars set Rawalpindi a target of 211 runs
April 18, 2026 Sports

PSL 11: Lahore Qalandars set Rawalpindi a target of 211 runs

In Pakistan Super League (PSL) 11,…

Sardar Khan Niazi

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

Ceasefire reflects a strong desire for peace, dignity, and progress

Ceasefire reflects a strong desire for peace, dignity, and progress

Apr 11, 2026
By Sardar Khan NiaziA ceasefire in the Middle East is not merely a diplomatic milestone--it is a moral necessity. At a time when the region once again finds itself gripped by cycles of violence, the growing calls for a ceasefire reflect a powerful and unm…
Pakistan has astonished the world

Pakistan has astonished the world

Apr 09, 2026
By Sardar Khan Niazi In a moment thick with fear and brinkmanship, it has stepped forward and steadied a region that seemed ready to tip into chaos. Where global institutions struggled to contain the flames, Islamabad moved with urgency and purpose, he…
Pakistan’s Tightrope Between Tehran and Riyadh

Pakistan’s Tightrope Between Tehran and Riyadh

Apr 08, 2026
Asif Mahmood There was a moment when quiet diplomacy seemed to be making headway despite the rising tensions and increasingly sharp exchanges between Iran and the United States. That hope now looks increasingly uncertain. Reports of a missile strike on…
India’s Epstein Connection

India’s Epstein Connection

Apr 07, 2026
By Asif MahmoodSometimes it feels as if the world is living under the shadow of the Epstein gang. From morality to diplomacy, from peace to finance, the levers of power are in the hands of predators. And India, through figures like Anil Ambani, appears to…
Understanding the SMDA

Understanding the SMDA

Apr 06, 2026
Asif Mahmood Much of what is being written about the defence agreement between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia is either factually incorrect or based on a poor understanding of the relationship. In some cases, it is clearly driven by bias. It is therefore im…
The real threat is from India, not Pakistan

The real threat is from India, not Pakistan

Apr 04, 2026
By Sardar Khan Niazi Recent remarks by U.S. Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard have once again drawn attention to South Asia’s enduring security dilemmas. While global narratives often frame Pakistan as the epicenter of instability, such portrayals risk overl…
Petrol: It’s the War, Stupid 

Petrol: It’s the War, Stupid 

Apr 04, 2026
 Asif Mahmood  The moment the news of yet another petrol price hike broke, the first instinct was not outrage but inquiry. Was there really no room for relief? Could the government have done more? In a deeply polarized environment, opinions a…
Hormuz: Alternatives and the imperative of peace

Hormuz: Alternatives and the imperative of peace

Apr 03, 2026
By Sardar Khan Niazi The Strait of Hormuz has long been one of the world’s most sensitive geopolitical chokepoints--a narrow passage through which a significant share of global energy flows. Periodically, tensions flare, rhetoric escalates, and the spe…
Pakistan’s Diplomatic Coup

Pakistan’s Diplomatic Coup

Apr 01, 2026
By Sardar khan Niazi The Wall Street Journal described Pakistan’s recent diplomatic performance as a “diplomatic coup,” openly  acknowledging and appreciating the scale of its success. For a country that was, until recently, portrayed as isolated …
Pakistan is actively contributing to a regional equilibrium that serves the interests of all engaged parties
April 19, 2026 Opinion

Pakistan is actively contributing to a regional equilibrium that serves the interests of all engaged parties

By Sardar Khan Niazi Pakistan’s evolving…

Weaponizing Women in Balochistan 
April 19, 2026 Opinion

Weaponizing Women in Balochistan 

Asif Mahmood In Balochistan, proxy networks…

Fuel stability achieved, but at what cost?
April 19, 2026 Editorial

Fuel stability achieved, but at what cost?

By any measure, the recent global…

PSL 11: Lahore Qalandars set Rawalpindi a target of 211 runs
April 18, 2026 Sports

PSL 11: Lahore Qalandars set Rawalpindi a target of 211 runs

In Pakistan Super League (PSL) 11,…

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