Opinion

Give me loan and leave me alone

Till October 1958, Pakistan was debt-free. As a nation, we lived within our means. There was simplicity and austerity. Today,…

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The Marka-e-Haq win

The 72-hour armed conflict named Marka-e-Haq was another finest hour in Pakistan’s history after 6th September 1965, when the entire…

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A society to reinvent

Somehow, there is this sense of a pause in the Iran war as what was supposed to be a two-week…

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AI will cure diseases—but when? Separating breakthrough from narrative

Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering & Information Technology (KFUEIT), Rahim Yar Khan, Pakistan In laboratories across the world, a quiet…

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The limits of American power

Paradoxically, the US-Israel attacks on Iran that started on February 28, which were meant to bring Iran to its knees…

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Iran war day 64: peace deal rejected—is escalation next?

Tensions in the Iran conflict continue to rise as diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran remain deadlocked. US…

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Return of the Hunter: Hangor Class submarines and Pakistan’s enhanced undersea deterrence

PNS Hangor, a French-built Daphne-class submarine, commanded by Commander Ahmad Tasnim, fired a homing torpedo into the shallow waters of…

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How to overcome strategic imprudence

A year has passed since the Pahalgam attack led to Operation Sindoor in early May 2025, aggravating Pakistan-India relations. From…

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Committed to peace

In an age where geopolitics is increasingly shaped by noise rather than nuance, countries are often pushed into artificial binaries.…

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UAE’s exit from OPEC: A strategic break or the beginning of the end for oil cartels?

The sudden decision of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to lose one of its most influential members—the United…

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