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A New Democratic Path for Pakistan
Saleem Raza
Bradford: The most practical and profitable trade in the world happens with neighboring countries. There are two main reasons: lower transport costs and reduced transit times. Yet, the question remains: how effectively has…
Peace Slips as Operations Expand in 2025
Rahim Ullah
Islamabad: Pakistan’s military operations in 2025 have left a deep mark on the country’s security and social fabric. As we approach December and look toward 2026, the grievances of civilians in conflict zones remain…
Heart of Asia Reimagined
Sher Ahmed Durrani
Islamabad: The shifting geopolitical environment around Afghanistan demands a comprehensive regional strategy—one that moves beyond the narrow, transactional approach often adopted by external powers, especially the…
Taliban Militancy Breaches Borders
Saleem Raza
Bradford: While Afghan Taliban leaders often claim that Pakistan alone is raising alarms over terrorism, evidence suggests that the insurgent group’s activities are causing concern across all of Afghanistan’s neighbors. From…
Let Us Be Reminded!
Ishtiaq Ahmed
Bradford: Across the United Kingdom, national and local governments, together with cathedrals, churches, Mosques, Gurdawaras and Temples and scores of community organisations, are holding commemorative events to honour…
Faith Meets Freedom in New York
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: In a city famed for its skyline, its rhythm, and its unmatched diversity, a new chapter began this week. Zohran Mamdani, a 34-year-old state assemblyman and self-described democratic socialist, has won the…
Mamdani’s Win Marks New Era for New York
Ishtiaq Ahmed
Bradford: Functional democracies never cease to amaze us.
In a historic moment for American politics, Zohran Mamdani has been elected as #York City’s first Muslim mayor, marking a transformative milestone for the…
The Taliban Factor in Pakistan–Afghan Tensions
Ishtiaq Ahmed
Bradford” The recent cessation of hostilities between Pakistan and Afghanistan, however temporary, is a welcome development. Equally encouraging is the initiative led by Muslim nations, particularly Turkey and Qatar, to…
The US-China Pill Paradox
Wania Tahir
Islamabad: A recent study by the US Pharmacopeia (USP) has reignited debate over the United States’ growing pharmaceutical vulnerability.
According to the report, nearly 700 American active pharmaceutical ingredients…
Balochistan’s Silent Poverty Crisis
Sher Ahmed Durrani
Islamabad: Balochistan is the largest province in Pakistan, and it stands at a complicated crossroads, struggling to come to terms with deep-seated poverty. This issue goes beyond the realm of economic statistics; it…