The Social Segregation and Internalized Colonialism in Pakistan’s Policies

Intellectuals are commonly perceived as anti-establishment individuals who advocate on behalf of the nation’s downtrodden. In postcolonial regimes, however, such as Pakistan, a significant portion of intellectualism is not proactive in supporting the masses through constructive criticism of governmental policy. As in the United States and other developed nations, an intellectual critiques government policies through […]

Regulating the Nursery Farms

Due to the unforeseen and flimsy socio-political circumstances, every unit of the homeland continues to hit the worst. However, some parts produce more resistance to a system than others. On the second flank of the coin, those businesses untrained to irradiate their nuisances remain disconnected from the system. The primary reason for the society of […]

Time for a shift: Reflection on Pakistan’s foreign policy and the necessity for reform

With the United States’ strength eroding, other actors, particularly China and Russia, are attempting to supplant the United States long-established un-polarity. The international order is shifting from unipolarity to multipolarity, and so Pakistan must adapt to the global arena. Though Pakistan has been a US ally for many decades, from fighting a war against the […]