By Mohammad Jamil A three-day seminar titled “Practical and Theoretical Aspects of Peace and Conflict in a Deeply Local but Globalized World” at Shaikh Ayaz Auditorium of Faculty of Arts building, University of Sindh Jamshoro organized by the University of Sindh, Jamshoro  in collaboration with Higher Education Commission Islamabad. While addressing the inaugural...

By Junaid Ali Malik It does not suit Pakistan to stay away from finding new friends around the world. I truly believe that this century belongs to Asia more specifically to the countries part of ASEAN and SAARC. The condition in which SAARC is operating does not suit Pakistan though it includes the states which are next to it. Afghanistan and Bangladesh are not willing...

(Dr. Irfan Ashraf ) A calm that Balochistan has engulfed into now, cannot mitigate the intensity of the jerks that it witnessed few days back. The province with an unparalleled significance due to its proximity to Strait of Hormuz, where roughly 40 per cent of world petroleum passes, facing the worst economic and welfare conditions. It makes it evident that not only the...

By Junaid Ali Malik Student unions have played a crucial role in the establishment of Pakistan as its concept was brought forth by the youngsters of Aligarh University. Throughout Pakistan’s history, the democratic entities supported them. Dictators especially Zia-ul-Haq discouraged their existence. Political parties are well aware of their significance as the members...

By Iqbal Khan General Rawat Bipin rose to fame after acknowledging the existence of Cold Start Doctrine. Until then, under the US pressure, India was in a denial mode, notwithstanding the corroborating military reorganization and operational trials of the doctrinal concept. And now he has jumped to madness; according to the Press Trust of India, Rawat said credible deterrence...