This article explores Pakistan’s power crisis, examining the structural issues that have led to persistent energy shortages. It outlines the challenges facing the country’s energy sector and proposes sustainable solutions to improve energy management and ensure long-term stability.
This article examines the critical moments leading to the breakup of Pakistan in 1971 and whether it could have been prevented. It explores the role of flawed political decisions and military leadership, raising questions about the potential to avert the secession of East Pakistan, now Bangladesh.
This article highlights the various Threats to Pakistan’s Democracy, including political corruption, military interference, and foreign influence. It discusses the fragility of democratic governance and offers potential reforms to safeguard the country’s democratic future.
This article examines the challenges of de-radicalization in Pakistan, focusing on the rise of extremist ideologies and the effectiveness of government initiatives. It explores the social challenges that complicate efforts to combat radicalization and the ongoing struggle to restore stability.
This article provides a comprehensive review of US-Pakistan relations, tracing the evolution of their diplomatic ties from the Cold War to the post-9/11 era. It highlights the shifting strategic interests that have shaped this complex relationship and its implications for both nations.
This article reflects on the fading memory of Mughal Emperor Babar and the symbolic loss of Babar’s Inkpot. It raises questions about the erasure of historical figures and the ongoing struggle to preserve cultural heritage and identity in a rapidly changing world.
This article examines the escalating global threat of WMD terrorism, as terrorist groups continue to seek access to devastating weapons. It highlights the risk of catastrophic attacks and the critical need for international prevention measures to mitigate the danger posed by these unconventional threats.
The article explores the Simla Agreement signed in the aftermath of the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971, outlining its attempt to foster peaceful relations between India and Pakistan. Despite the agreement’s historical significance, its long-term effectiveness is questioned, as contemporary tensions continue to challenge peace in the region.
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