Archive of the Magazine
Towards Administrative Criminology Protecting witnesses and victims Kamran Adil In Pakistan's post-colonial scenario, legislative experience in criminal law has been state-centric; the citizen-centric and rights-based legislation has been an exception.…
How Islam Reached the Indian Subcontinent Aftab Abbasi One night, as the tradition goes, a 7th-century King of Malabar, Cheraman, had a dream in which he saw the moon split…
GLobal Concers about the Indian Cultural Invasion of the West Safia Malik India has the world's largest diaspora population, estimated at 35.4 million people residing across major Western countries, including…
The Future of Money Aliza Shahid In May 2018, Cecilia Skingsley, the deputy governor of Sweden's central bank, foretold the end of money as we know it. Speaking about the…
Common Currency for the Muslim World Dr. Akmal Naqshbandi At present, there are 57 Muslim-majority countries in the world and they are very rich collectively in terms of financial, natural…
Ditching Fossil Fuels Dr. Zahra Naheed While much of the global climate discourse remains focused on commitments, a smaller group of countries is beginning to shift attention towards implementation. After…
Why Did Europeans Colonize and not Get Colonized? Ali Raza Europe's colonial empires have shaped the world's political and economic systems for over 500 years. From Portugal's early ventures in…
UAE Exits From OPEC Dr. M. Usmani The United Arab Emirates has exited the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and OPEC+, bringing an end to nearly six decades…
Chokepoints as Weapons Lessons from the Strait of Hormuz crisis Shafqat Javed After nearly two months of coordinated US–Israeli military operations against Iran, a central strategic lesson has emerged: modern…
