Book review: End of the past
End of the Past' is a documentation of how the consequences of various ideological experiments over the last many decades in Pakistan seeped into the soul of the country.
The weakening democracy of Pakistan
Anti-democratic forces in Pakistan are using the political chaos that followed Khan's ousting to strengthen their anti-democracy propaganda. These forces present democracy as an unsuitable system for Pakistan.
How Putin makes civilizations fashionable
Going back in history, journalist Predrag Popovic recalls meeting Mr. Dugin twice in Belgrade in the 1990s with the help of Mr. Vucic at the headquarters of the far-right Serbian Radical Party.
How can Pakistan avoid floods in the future
Floods are dangerous because they can cause landslides and avalanches when they wash away soil and other materials on mountain slopes, resulting in many injuries and even deaths
How Feudalism is deeply ingrained into Sindh politics
Feudalism has been gradually eliminated in a number of countries, but somehow it still exists very strongly in Pakistan, particularly in Sindh. It is one of the intricate and grave issues of Pakistan, particularly in Sindh.
The Emergence of South Asian Naval Warfare
The Pakistan Navy is a volunteer force that has been in conflict with neighboring India twice on its sea borders and has been repeatedly deployed in the Indian Ocean to act as a military advisor to Gulf Arab states.
Why Pakistan has become a hostage to corruption
As a nation, we are hostage to corruption. In the land of the pure, no one can dare to be pure without having to pay a heavy toll. Till the decade of the eighties, corrupt practices were largely contained.
A message for husbands and wives
The divorce ratio is increasing in Pakistan, one of the major reasons is defiance and ignorance of commandments ordained by Almighty Allah and acceptance of their statuses already established in injunctions of Islam.
How the people of Kashmir are being punished by the laws
Amnesty International highlighted that since the revocation of IIOJK’s special status, there have been 60 incidents of human rights abuses where human rights defenders and journalists were illegally detained.
Disaster [Mis]management – A Collective Failure
Since 1950 Pakistan has been devastated by 29 major flood disasters. The country spent billions of rupees on thousands of flood protection measures, yet losses continued to rise. The ongoing colossal calamity is a good reminder to rethink about the flood protection strategy from scratch, as it has miserably failed the nation. It is a collective failure of everyone who participated in its formulation, provided funds for and implemented it.
Why Pakistan needs a new charter of economics
Economics focuses on the behavior and interactions of economic agents and how economies work. Microeconomics is a field that analyzes what's viewed as basic elements in the economy, including individual agents and markets.
Pakistan’s Kashmir policy and the way forward
Our Kashmir policy, which is closely related to our India policy, cannot be considered a success. In every way, our position on Kashmir vis-à -vis India is worse than what it was in the early stages of Pakistan’s history.