CPEC, China and debt problem of Pakistan
Pakistan and China are marking a decade of economic cooperation with much fanfare these days as the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, popularly known as CPEC, completes
August 5, 2023
Opinion
Is Barbie feminist? Not for all women
Two weeks into its release, Barbie is undoubtedly one of the great marketing successes of our time, having transformed a two-hour company commercial into cinema with indie-street
August 4, 2023
Dust to Development: The remarkable journey of mining in Pakistan
The Islamic Republic of Pakistan, nestled at the crossroads of South Asia and the Middle East, embraces a glittering tapestry of mineral riches that tell
August 1, 2023
Sex, Bhagavad Gita and Oppenheimer
Before Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer was released, the Indian media was excitedly discussing how the film incorporates a quote from the Gita by the story’s protagonist. The press
July 25, 2023
Can a coercive strategy in South Asia be counterproductive for the US?
Recent years have seen a perplexing change in the fundamental attitude of the West, led by the US, towards nations in South Asia. The US
July 12, 2023
Military Trial: A Murder of Justice and Democracy
The May 9th incident has ignited an uproar in Pakistan, particularly within the armed forces. The attacks on military installations and public property by protestors
June 6, 2023
Philosophy: The declining interest of youth
In the present times, when the world is moving towards an era of technological advancements and modernization, the youth of Pakistan seems to be losing
May 25, 2023
7 reasons behind the BJP’s Karnataka loss
Narendra Modi has lost in Karnataka – I wonder if we can say this now when the election results are out, and the Congress has
May 14, 2023