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Why “No” Still Gets Women Killed
Sher Ahmed Durrani
Quetta: The murder of Noor Mukadam in July 2021 remains one of the most haunting cases of gender-based violence in Pakistan’s recent history. The 27-year-old was brutally killed at the residence of Zahir Jaffer in…
What No One Tells You About Hepatitis & HIV
Qadeem Achakzai
Quetta: Viruses remain one of the most persistent threats to human health, with each virus affecting the body in different ways. Some individuals develop clear symptoms, while others remain asymptomatic carriers for long…
The 12 Seats Question: Who Really Governs AJK?
Muhammad Hamza
Islamabad: A few weeks ago, protests erupted across Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), drawing attention to a long-standing political controversy: the 12 reserved refugee seats in the AJK Legislative Assembly.
The…
The Crisis Beneath the Crisis
Nafeesa Kakar
Quetta: Contemporary global disorder cannot be fully explained through the traditional language of geopolitics alone. Wars, great-power competition, technological disruption, democratic backsliding, and economic uncertainty…
Seven Decades On, Balochistan Still Waits
Shoaib Ullah
Islamabad: Balochistan does not simmer. It burns slowly, deliberately, and with the patience of a people who have been waiting for over seven decades to be heard.
It is tempting to frame the Balochistan crisis as a…
Politics of Being Ignored Rise of India’s Cockroach Party
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: It began with an insult. Or at least that is how many young Indians saw it. When remarks comparing some unemployed youth to “cockroaches” sparked outrage across social media, few could have predicted what…
Green Banking or Greenwashing?
Ali Nawaz Rahimoo
Umarkot: The devastating floods of 2011 and again in 2022 did far more than destroy infrastructure and livelihoods, they exposed a hard truth that climate change is no longer a distant risk but a present and recurring…
Balochistan’s Pashtun Power Debate
Sher Ahmed Durrani
Quetta: The politics of Balochistan has long been discussed through the lens of the Baloch national question. Yet an equally important conversation remains insufficiently explored: the growing sense of political,…
The Politics of Being Seen
Maryam Siddiqui
Islamabad: We are no longer living in an era where only openly oppressive regimes rely on surveillance to maintain control. In today’s digital environment, almost every human activity leaves a trace, and power…
Ceasefire Won’t Fix the Middle East
Maryam Siddiqui
Islamabad: The ceasefire following the US-Iran confrontation in 2026 has not resolved the underlying tensions in the Middle East.
Instead, it has created a temporary pause in an already fragmented strategic landscape.…