Adam, Evolution, and the Limits of Human Science
The modern Muslim intellectual faces increasing pressure to reconcile revelation with Darwinian evolution
June 5, 2026
Opinion
When Streets Turn Deadly: The Crisis of Open Manholes in Karachi
The consequences extend far beyond individual accidents
March 2, 2026
Anti-Capitalism in Pakistan: Economic Movements, Challenges, and Alternative Systems
Anti-capitalism in Pakistan represents ongoing debates about how to organize the economy fairly while providing opportunities for all citizens.
October 24, 2025
Surveillance Diplomacy and South Asia’s Digital Future
As tensions grow between major global powers, a new arena of competition is emerging—not on traditional battlefields, but in cyberspace. One of the most influential
August 6, 2025
A Path to Ruin: The West must Heed the Consequences of Targeting Civilians in Tehran
Imagine a city of over ten million souls—a bustling metropolis teeming with students, mothers, doctors, taxi drivers, and schoolchildren—suddenly ordered to evacuate under threat of
June 19, 2025
Who gets to be a hero in Pakistan? The battle over Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan’s legacy
In a nation where memory is often curated by political power, Pakistan finds itself debating one of its most foundational figures: Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan,
June 4, 2025
The new global trade war: A golden chance or a hidden trap for Pakistan?
Just when it seemed the storm had passed, the clouds began to gather once more. The U.S.-China trade war that shook the foundations of global
May 17, 2025
Quenching thirst, Quelling conflict: Innovative solutions for Balochistan’s water crisis
What if I told you that Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest province, is facing one of the most severe water crises? This is putting both the local
April 29, 2025