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Afghanistan’s Militants and Baseless Accusations on Pakistan
Asif Mahmood Pakistan on the one hand is itself a victim of terrorism emanating from Afghanistan, and the safe havens available to militant groups inside Afghanistan have become a serious threat to Pakistan’s security. Yet at the same time an absurd na…
Does ignoring children reflect our moral collapse?
By Sardar Khan Niazi Every so often, a brutal headline pierces the numbed conscience of a nation: "Child trampled to death by employer," "Girl burnt for spilling tea," "Minor maid falls from balcony under suspicious circumstances." These are not anomal…
West Bank’s tomorrow
By Sardar Khan Niazi As the world’s attention remains fixed on Gaza’s ruins and southern Lebanon’s smoldering borders, another battleground is quietly transforming the tomorrow of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict -- the West Bank. While it garners fewe…
India found a chocolate—and lost the mind
Asif Mamood If a chocolate bar is now accepted as proof of terrorism, then let’s not mince words: India is being run by a government of clowns, for an audience that claps at chocolate wrappers. In a country with nuclear weapons, a billion people, an…
DG ISPR : Leading the Battle for Truth
By Sardar Khan Niazi “And do not mix the truth with falsehood or conceal the truth while you know it.” (Surah Al-Baqarah, 2:42)This Qur’anic injunction captures the essence of Pakistan’s current struggle in the war of narratives The recent initiat…
Environmental justice: a moral imperative for Pakistan
By Sardar Khan Niazi Environmental justice is not just an abstract, immaterial ideal or the concern of Western activists. It is a pressing, immediate issue for Pakistan--a country already grappling with rising temperatures, wrestling with water scarcit…
We need a revival of our conscience
By Sardar Khan Niazi In the din of daily political chaos, economic struggle, and social media noise, one voice has gone missing in Pakistan: the voice of conscience. Once a powerful internal compass that guided our collective sense of right and wrong, …
We must prioritize neurological health across all ages
By Sardar Khan Niazi In the face of growing global health challenges, one area continues to receive far less attention than it deserves: neurological health. Across Pakistan and the wider region, millions of people--young and old--live with neurologica…
Is the Dollar’s Reign Coming to an End?
Asif Mahmood For over a decade, it’s been clear: China is preparing to challenge the supremacy of the US dollar. The question now is — has that moment arrived? Is the age of the petrodollar finally slipping into history? Are we entering a new era of th…
Hindutva’s myopic diplomacy
By Sardar Khan Niazi India's foreign policy under the BJP-led government has undergone a transformation rooted not in pragmatic statecraft, but in the ideological compulsions of Hindutva. Far from serving India’s long-term strategic interests, this myo…
May 9: The Verdict That Had to Come
Asif Mahmood The  convictions related to the May 9 riots are finally coming through. But they come far too late. And in Pakistan, delay comes at a heavy price — not just legally, but politically and morally. When justice is delayed, collective …
Israel is continuing its chase for Palestinian unrest
By Sardar Khan Niazi In the heart of one of the world’s most intractable conflicts lies a strategy as enduring as the occupation itself: the deliberate fragmentation of Palestinian political unity. For decades, successive Israeli governments have relie…
Does ignoring children reflect our moral collapse?
By Sardar Khan Niazi Every so often, a brutal headline pierces the numbed conscience of a nation: "Child trampled to death by employer," "Girl burnt for spilling tea," "Minor maid falls from balcony under suspicious circumstances." These are not anomal…
West Bank’s tomorrow
By Sardar Khan Niazi As the world’s attention remains fixed on Gaza’s ruins and southern Lebanon’s smoldering borders, another battleground is quietly transforming the tomorrow of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict -- the West Bank. While it garners fewe…
India found a chocolate—and lost the mind
Asif Mamood If a chocolate bar is now accepted as proof of terrorism, then let’s not mince words: India is being run by a government of clowns, for an audience that claps at chocolate wrappers. In a country with nuclear weapons, a billion people, an…
DG ISPR : Leading the Battle for Truth
By Sardar Khan Niazi “And do not mix the truth with falsehood or conceal the truth while you know it.” (Surah Al-Baqarah, 2:42)This Qur’anic injunction captures the essence of Pakistan’s current struggle in the war of narratives The recent initiat…
Environmental justice: a moral imperative for Pakistan
By Sardar Khan Niazi Environmental justice is not just an abstract, immaterial ideal or the concern of Western activists. It is a pressing, immediate issue for Pakistan--a country already grappling with rising temperatures, wrestling with water scarcit…
We need a revival of our conscience
By Sardar Khan Niazi In the din of daily political chaos, economic struggle, and social media noise, one voice has gone missing in Pakistan: the voice of conscience. Once a powerful internal compass that guided our collective sense of right and wrong, …
We must prioritize neurological health across all ages
By Sardar Khan Niazi In the face of growing global health challenges, one area continues to receive far less attention than it deserves: neurological health. Across Pakistan and the wider region, millions of people--young and old--live with neurologica…
Is the Dollar’s Reign Coming to an End?
Asif Mahmood For over a decade, it’s been clear: China is preparing to challenge the supremacy of the US dollar. The question now is — has that moment arrived? Is the age of the petrodollar finally slipping into history? Are we entering a new era of th…
Hindutva’s myopic diplomacy
By Sardar Khan Niazi India's foreign policy under the BJP-led government has undergone a transformation rooted not in pragmatic statecraft, but in the ideological compulsions of Hindutva. Far from serving India’s long-term strategic interests, this myo…

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