Criterion Quarterly

Vol 12-1 (Jan/Mar 2017)

A Missing Counter Narrative for Terrorism

A Missing Counter Narrative for Terrorism

Pakistan has long struggled to develop a counter narrative strong enough to combat terrorism and the rise of extremist ideologies. This article explores how the absence of this narrative has allowed radicalism to thrive, stressing the need for collaborative efforts across society to foster peace and security. A unified approach can help Pakistan overcome the dangerous spread of extremism.

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Pakistan’s Political Instability – At Crossroads Once Again

Pakistan’s Political Instability – At Crossroads Once Again

Pakistan faces yet another moment of uncertainty, grappling with political instability and a deepening economic crisis. This article examines the fragile democratic framework and urges the need for immediate reforms to steer the nation towards stability. Without strategic action, Pakistan’s challenges could intensify, threatening its future.

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Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah

Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah

Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah, a central figure in Kashmir’s independence struggle, left an indelible mark on the region’s history through his political leadership. This article explores his rise to prominence, his fight for Kashmir, and the enduring legacy he left behind, shaping the political landscape for generations to come.

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Climate Change: Perspectives, Priorities and Challenges

Climate Change: Perspectives, Priorities and Challenges

Climate change poses a severe threat to Pakistan, demanding immediate action through a comprehensive national strategy. This article explores global perspectives on the issue while focusing on the country’s specific environmental challenges. It emphasizes the need for prioritizing policies to combat climate change and secure a sustainable future.

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Cotton Value Chain in Pakistan: A Preliminary Assessment of Climate Vulnerabilities

Cotton Value Chain in Pakistan: A Preliminary Assessment of Climate Vulnerabilities

Pakistan’s cotton value chain faces significant risks due to climate vulnerabilities, jeopardizing the country’s agricultural sector and economy. This article provides a preliminary assessment of these challenges, emphasizing the need for immediate action to ensure long-term sustainability and resilience in the face of climate change.

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