Opinion

From war reconciliation to war team: Pakistan’s fate under the scope

Pakistan’s diplomatic position appears to be entering one of its most delicate phases in recent years. What initially seemed to…

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Imposed war and imposed peace have failed

Today, the world faces unprecedented challenges, including the spread of unbridled unilateralism, the weakening of the fundamental principles of the…

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Europe experiences what Pakistan has been facing for years

For decades, Pakistan has been living with extreme heat. Every summer, temperatures rise above 50°C in parts of Sindh and…

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In the crossfire of the ceasefire

While the missiles fly in the Middle East, the most immediate shockwaves are being felt in regional capitals, as well…

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A new wave of youth activism in Asia

A new youth-led protest movement in India, known as the Cockroach Janata Party has become the focus of global attention.…

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Liability next door

Five years after the Afghan Taliban returned to Kabul, Pakistan is confronting a sharper question than it expected in August…

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India’s democratic unravelling

When India emerged from colonial rule in 1947, many Western observers doubted that democracy could survive in a poor, multilingual,…

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Climate governance whiplash

Pakistan has entered a phase of climate governance whiplash where extreme heat, intense rainfall, prolonged droughts, glacier instability and water…

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The petrol bomb is dead

There’s a peculiar ritual that used to play out every week in Pakistan. A notification would drop late on Friday…

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Climate governance whiplash

Pakistan has entered a phase of climate governance whiplash where extreme heat, intense rainfall, prolonged droughts, glacier instability and water…

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