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When Systems Disable People
Ali Nawaz RahimooTharparkar: Disability is not a bad word. Yet, in everyday conversation, it is often misused as a derogatory insult—a practice that is both harmful and objectionable. Equally problematic is the reluctance to openly…
Trump’s U-Turn Shock: What Does It Really Mean?
Ishtiaq Ahmed Bradford: The stage was set in Davos on Wednesday (21 January 2025), where European leaders braced themselves for what many expected to be a characteristic Trump blast.Against a backdrop of escalating rhetoric,…
Over Representation of Muslims in British Prisons
Ishtiaq Ahmed Bradford: The prison population of England and Wales currently stands at just over 84,00 of whom around 18% (15,000) are of Muslim backgrounds. Within this group, there is a significant representation of individuals of…
When Internal Divisions Invite External Pressure
Dr Gohar Bajaur: Global politics rarely relies on direct force alone. Powerful states typically seek moral and political justification before taking action, and internal unrest in other countries often provides a convenient narrative.…
America’s Venezuela Gamble
Asem Mustafa AwanIslamabad: The United States’ recent military action in Venezuela has triggered one of the most consequential geopolitical crises in the Western Hemisphere in decades, raising urgent questions about sovereignty,…
In Thar, Deer Are Family—Until Hunters Arrive
Ali Nawaz RahimooUmarkot: At dawn, when the first light spills gently over the rolling sand dunes of Tharparkar, the desert breathes peace. The wind moves softly across golden sands, peacocks call from distant rooftops, and for a…
Beyond Venezuela!
Ishtiaq Ahmed Bradford: The real reason behind USA’s decision to force regime change and accomplish take over of Venezuela as stated by the President Donald Trump: “ We’re going to be using oil, and we’re going to be taking oil.” “…
Pakistan, the IMF, and a Shift in Power
Shazia MehboobIslamabad: By any measure, May 2025 marked a turning point for Pakistan, not only in military terms, but also in how the country is perceived globally.For years, Pakistan has carried a dual burden: a fragile economy…
Pakistan’s Probabilistic Future
Saleem RazaBradford: Pakistan’s political economy has long been shaped by a ruling elite whose power rests less on productivity and sustainable wealth creation than on rent-seeking, extraction, and short-term financial engineering.…
Shifting the Axis of Power: The Challenge of 2026
Mohammed Ajeeb CBEBradford: Tomorrow we shall be saying goodbye to 2025 and embracing the advent of 2026 with great hope and show. But irrespective of the hopes and aspirations we like to attach to our immediate future, it would be…
