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Austerity Without Vision: A Reading of Pakistan’s Budget FY2025–26 and What FY2026–27 Must Answer

Netanyahu Admits the Weight of International Law
Author: Iqra Bano Sohail Something unusual happened in September. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted that Israel “finds itself in a kind of international isolation.” For a leader who has built his career on dismissing outside criticism,…
Blood that guards the nation
By Sardar Khan Niazi Every nation has a spine -- something intangible, but unbreakable -- that holds it together through chaos, war, political strife, and disaster. For Pakistan, that spine is the blood of its soldiers, officers, paramedics, police, an…
Relief and respite for Gaza
By Sardar Khan Niazi In the midst of relentless bombardment and a humanitarian catastrophe, the temporary pauses in fighting over Gaza have offered fleeting windows of relief, that is to say, respite, for a besieged population. However, respite is not …
Modi’s India and the road to uncertainty
By Sardar Khan Niazi In May 2024, Narendra Modi secured a third consecutive term as India’s prime minister, a feat not achieved since Nehru. However, while his supporters hail him as a transformative leader reshaping India’s global profile, a closer lo…
Pakistan is achieving renewed tallness
By Sardar Khan Niazi In the midst of the swirling tides of political uncertainty and economic turbulence, there emerges a quiet but steady truth: Pakistan is rising. While the challenges we face are undeniable, it would be both short-sighted and unfair…
Delhi’s Assasins Without Borders
Asif Mahmood India’s terror is being unmasked globally. The hydra headed monster is finally being checked by the international community. The United States Department of Justice’s latest revelations have vindicated Pakistan’s long-standing warnings abo…
Kashmir and Palestine : Shared Wounds of Occupation
Asif mahmood Over the past two years, New Delhi has supplied its closest ally Israel with lethal drones, bomb components, and other instruments of war, while simultaneously sending nearly 20,000 Indian nationals to Israel to fill the jobs once held by …
The Pasni Port Fable: Journalism at Its Worst
Asif MahmoodOnce again, Pakistan finds itself the target of false and irresponsible reporting. This time, the Financial Times has claimed that an American port or base is being developed in Pasni. The story is entirely fabricated, baseless, and clearly pa…
Reko Diq: the game changer Pakistan cannot afford to skip
By Sardar Khan Niazi Few opportunities come twice in a generation -- and fewer still offer the promise of transforming a nation's economic landscape. Pakistan’s Reko Diq gold and copper project, nestled in the rugged hills of Baluchistan, is one such o…

Pakistan’s external situation is very good: SK Niazi

Peace process under strain

PM orders swift conversion of Pak-China MoUs into formal agreements

Kabul Conundrum 
Asif Mahmood In the face of relentless terror attacks inside Pakistan by TTP militants operating from Afghan territory and growing Taliban aggression along the border, Kabul is once again trying to twist the facts. The truth, however, is clear. Pakista…
Netanyahu Admits the Weight of International Law
Author: Iqra Bano Sohail Something unusual happened in September. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted that Israel “finds itself in a kind of international isolation.” For a leader who has built his career on dismissing outside criticism,…
Blood that guards the nation
By Sardar Khan Niazi Every nation has a spine -- something intangible, but unbreakable -- that holds it together through chaos, war, political strife, and disaster. For Pakistan, that spine is the blood of its soldiers, officers, paramedics, police, an…
Relief and respite for Gaza
By Sardar Khan Niazi In the midst of relentless bombardment and a humanitarian catastrophe, the temporary pauses in fighting over Gaza have offered fleeting windows of relief, that is to say, respite, for a besieged population. However, respite is not …
Modi’s India and the road to uncertainty
By Sardar Khan Niazi In May 2024, Narendra Modi secured a third consecutive term as India’s prime minister, a feat not achieved since Nehru. However, while his supporters hail him as a transformative leader reshaping India’s global profile, a closer lo…
Pakistan is achieving renewed tallness
By Sardar Khan Niazi In the midst of the swirling tides of political uncertainty and economic turbulence, there emerges a quiet but steady truth: Pakistan is rising. While the challenges we face are undeniable, it would be both short-sighted and unfair…
Delhi’s Assasins Without Borders
Asif Mahmood India’s terror is being unmasked globally. The hydra headed monster is finally being checked by the international community. The United States Department of Justice’s latest revelations have vindicated Pakistan’s long-standing warnings abo…
Kashmir and Palestine : Shared Wounds of Occupation
Asif mahmood Over the past two years, New Delhi has supplied its closest ally Israel with lethal drones, bomb components, and other instruments of war, while simultaneously sending nearly 20,000 Indian nationals to Israel to fill the jobs once held by …
The Pasni Port Fable: Journalism at Its Worst
Asif MahmoodOnce again, Pakistan finds itself the target of false and irresponsible reporting. This time, the Financial Times has claimed that an American port or base is being developed in Pasni. The story is entirely fabricated, baseless, and clearly pa…

Pakistan’s external situation is very good: SK Niazi

Peace process under strain

PM orders swift conversion of Pak-China MoUs into formal agreements

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