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The East India Company On Trial: Britain's Reckoning With Colonial Power

Pakistan, July 20 -- When the merchant prince returned to London, he bought a parliamentary seat, a Palladian country house, and a coat of arms that baffled the heralds at the College of Arms. His nei... Read More


Karachi At A Standstill: Why Pakistan's Economic Engine Is Choking On Its Own Traffic

Pakistan, July 7 -- At the gates of Karachi Port, just after dawn, a line of container trailers stretches so far back that drivers switch off their engines and settle onto makeshift charpoy beds laid ... Read More


The Art Of The Possible: Why Diplomacy Is Pakistan's Core Development Strategy

Pakistan, June 26 -- In the brittle, anxious summer of 2026, the world watches as the Middle East teeters on a precipice. The recent conflict between the United States and Iran, punctuated by Israel's... Read More


When Provinces Become Too Large To Govern

Pakistan, May 22 -- The modern nation-state is undergoing a quiet but profound unbundling. For decades, political imagination was shaped by inherited maps of provinces and regions drawn in earlier era... Read More