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The Saviour Of Punjab Or Its Oldest Trap?

Pakistan, June 6 -- Last February, residents of Punjab opened their newspapers to find sixty pages of photographs of the same person: their Chief Minister. Three hundred images of Maryam Nawaz, spread... Read More


Democracy Summit Calls For Political Dialogue, Protection Of Rights And Reforms

Pakistan, June 5 -- The political leaders, democracy advocates, civil society representatives, academics, journalists, lawyers, youth activists and human rights defenders on Thursday called for reclai... Read More


Europe Awakens, India Hesitates: A Tale Of Two Development Models

Pakistan, June 5 -- The European Union has finally awakened to the scale of its dependence on China. As concerns over industrial competitiveness intensify, Brussels is increasingly focused on reducing... Read More


Gilgit Baltistan And The Myth Of Belonging

Pakistan, June 5 -- On 7th June, Gilgit Baltistan will go to the polls. This will be the fourth election since GB got a limited self-governing status under a framework introduced in 2009. GBians got t... Read More


The Lakki Marwat Crisis: Why Pakistan's Reliance On Peace Militias Is Backfiring

Pakistan, June 5 -- The high-stakes military raid in Lakki Marwat on 28 May 2026 shattered the fragile illusion of security in Pakistan's borderlands. Acting on credible intelligence, security forces ... Read More


Weaponising The Weather: Why ENMOD Can No Longer Be Ignored

Pakistan, June 4 -- The intersection of military strategy and ecological manipulation represents one of the most insidious frontiers of modern conflict. While the horrors of conventional and nuclear w... Read More


Pakistan's LNG Lifeline And The Fragility Of Hormuz

Pakistan, June 4 -- Almost all the country's re-gasified liquefied natural gas travels through the Strait of Hormuz, sourced under long-term Take-or-Pay contracts with Qatar and the United Arab Emirat... Read More


Who Will Care For The Care Givers?

Pakistan, June 4 -- As researchers, we propose different hypotheses with rationales for investigation. We collect data, analyse it, and draft it in the form of tables and graphs, but there are moments... Read More


When Ballots Become Appointments In Gilgit Baltistan

Pakistan, June 4 -- The Hungarian British orientalist Gottlieb Wilhelm Leitner (G.W. Leitner), who came to Gilgit in the second half of the nineteenth century as an agent of the British Empire, has le... Read More


From Anna To Cockroach: Is Youth Anger Returning To Haunt Modi?

Pakistan, June 3 -- What began as a throwaway political joke mocking India's political culture has morphed into one of the country's most viral online movements. The "Cockroach Janata Party", sparked ... Read More