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28 March 2026
Gen Z
Gen Z … and the Illusion of Intellectual Independence Born between 1997 and 2012, Gen Z makes up a massive portion of Pakistan's population, with estimates suggesting they are around…
28 March 2026
Basant’s Return
Basant's Return A Cultural Revival in 2026 Dr. Hassaan Bin Zubair For decades, the iconic festival of Basant, which heralded the coming of spring and saw the skies over Punjab's…
28 March 2026
Use of Force in International Law
Use of Force in International Law A look at India's actions against Pakistan Anum Abdullah Few principles of international law are as clear in theory and as contested in practice…
28 March 2026
Multilateralism is not Dead Yet
Multilateralism is not Dead Yet The world order is in a state of flux Osman Khan In the wake of a few critical intersecting global issues, such as Trump's actions…
28 March 2026
Disaster Management in the Age of Climate Change
Disaster Management in the Age of Climate Change A governance challenge for developing states Munazza Khan We are living in an age where disaster management has become an imperative rather…
28 March 2026
The Siliguri Corridor
The Siliguri Corridor The Achilles' heel of India M. Bilal Butt Amid its ongoing tensions with Dhaka and Bangladesh's warming ties with Pakistan, as well as the reports of a…
28 March 2026
End of Privacy as a Social Norm
End of Privacy as a Social Norm Privacy is dead, long live privacy! Ayesha Gill In 2010, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg claimed that privacy was no longer a "social norm";…
28 March 2026
America’s Deadliest Weapon Democracy
America's Deadliest Weapon Democracy Zain ul Abdin Jessar For too long, democracy has been a tool of US hegemony. While claiming to safeguard and protect "democracy," the successive US administrations…
25 March 2026