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The Coming War Over Critical Minerals
Zeeshan AhmadIslamabad: The global distribution of power has always been shaped by control over strategic resources. In the twentieth century, oil became the defining factor of industrial strength, military capability, and geopolitical…
Why Extremism Is Also a Mental Health Issue
Basmah NoumanIslamabad: Violent extremism is most often discussed through the lenses of security, ideology, and geopolitics. Governments, policymakers, and media narratives tend to prioritise counterterrorism operations, law enforcement…
Can Pakistan Fix Its Economy Under IMF Conditions?
Khuzaifa Ahmad Islamabad: Pakistan’s economic direction in 2026 remains one of the most widely discussed national issues. The country is attempting to rebuild its economy in a way that ensures long-term stability while also implementing…
My Pakistan……
Ishtiaq Ahmed Gujar Khan: After spending almost two months in Pakistan, I am rapidly approaching my return date to the UK.It has been a thoroughly enjoyable and deeply meaningful stay. I have travelled extensively, reconnected with…
Why South Punjab Remains Backward
Darwaish BalochIslamabad: South Punjab, covering nearly half of Punjab’s land area and home to over 40 million people, holds a unique position in Pakistan’s political, economic, and geographical landscape. Serving as a bridge between…
AI Power Isn’t Just US vs China
Hamza Naseer KhanIslamabad: Artificial intelligence is widely described as the next major arena of great power competition. Much of the global discourse focuses on the United States and China, often portrayed as locked in a…
Why Youth Bulge Is Digital Export, Not Crisis
Naeem NisaIslamabad: Pakistan’s youth bulge is often portrayed as a looming demographic crisis. That narrative, however, belongs to a different era.With more than 64 per cent of its population under the age of 30, Pakistan is not…
Gen Z and the Politics of a Changing World
Mehr Un NisaIslamabad: They were shaped by global politics and its unresolved crises.It is often easy to dismiss the political views of young people as naïve, too idealistic, too online, or too distrustful. But listening closely to…
Childhood On A Bridge Of Neglect
Asem Mustafa AwanIslamabad: They are smiling. That is the first thing one notices. Three young girls, all seemingly under the age of ten, hurry across a narrow makeshift bridge suspended over a stream choked with garbage, stagnant water…
Crossing Between Risk and Necessity
Asem Mustafa AwanIslamabad: The train is visible. So is the danger. Yet the road remains busy. A car inches forward. Motorcycles slip across the tracks. Passengers continue their journey as a locomotive approaches in the background. It…
