By learning from history and focusing on a future that prioritizes people over politics, Pakistan can forge a new path towards a more responsive and responsible governance.

Dr. Ikramul Haq discusses the evolution of Pakistan's identity, the role of religion in politics, the Objectives Resolution of 1949, the tension between Islamic principles and democratic governance, and the views of various scholars and thinkers on these matters.

Montgomery's plan of battle at El Alamein designated his main thrust to take place in the north, between the Ruweisat Ridge and the Mediterranean coast, while diversionary attacks were to fall further south.

The economics of sovereign wealth funds is a specialized subject with many benefits and many drawbacks. But in a nontransparent system like Pakistan, the drawbacks far outweigh the benefits.

5th August is observed as Youm-e-Istehsal in Pakistan to protest India's revoking of Kashmir's special status, while the complex Kashmir conflict remains a bone of contention between India and Pakistan.

The detention of five relatives of a US resident by Saudi Arabia in relation to a long-standing commercial dispute has once again brought to light the persistent issue of human rights violations in the kingdom.

Shahid Sattar explains how Pakistan's political landscape is marred by a focus on electoral victories and personal gains. By reimagining the political system with strong reforms, Pakistan can pave the way for an accountable governance structure.

In recent times, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been often compared to the 'Teflon President' Ronald Reagan, evading repercussions for its actions and maintaining a seemingly unblemished reputation.

The current economic and political situation has created unfavorable conditions for the growth of export sectors, leading to declining exports and a stagnant economic landscape.

From Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif's claims of victimization and unfair treatment against his brother Nawaz Sharif to the arrest of their stalwart Rana Sanaullah, the dynamics of power and alliances have played out in intriguing ways.

With a focus on technology adoption, greener practices, and a vision for a brighter future, the industry is poised to reclaim its position as a leading player in the international textile market.

The author explores the rise and fall of PTI, its unrealistic ambitions, and the potential consequences of its collapse.