Tag Archives: Article

September, 2021

• 29 September

  Perils of Cyber Insecurity

  

  Perils of Cyber Insecurity The world has entered in the era of Fourth Industrial Revolution, that is, the automation of traditional manufacturing and industrial practices with the help of smart technologies. Now that cyberspace has engaged almost every person on planet Earth, the innovations in this field are redefining socioeconomic …
• 28 September

  PAKISTAN’S PERFORMANCE IN TOKYO 2020 OLYMPICS

  

  PAKISTAN’S PERFORMANCE IN TOKYO 2020 OLYMPICS After the division of British India in 1947, Pakistan first participated in the 1948 Olympic Games that were held in London, and has, since then, sent athletes to compete in every Summer Olympics, except when they participated in the American-led boycott of the 1980 …
• 28 September

  Institutional Decay in Pakistan

  

  Institutional Decay in Pakistan There is an urgent need for reforms Pakistan, a state where no one hears the plea of Rashida Bibi who visits nearby police station for registration of FIR against her rapists; a state where Noor Mukadam is murdered but is unable to get justice; a state …
• 28 September

  Justice System Response To Crimes Against Women

  

  Justice System Response To Crimes Against Women society responds to crimes and wrongs in various ways. At institutional level, it responds through its justice system, which manifests itself through its criminal and civil streams. The countries that accord priority to crimes and wrongs being caused to their citizens undertake serious …
• 27 September

  Why Kabul Fell to Taliban

  

  Why Kabul Fell to Taliban Who is Responsible? Any conflict, at the end of the day, ends with a settled resolution. And any such resolution is not possible without any compromise. The same has happened in the case of Afghanistan after a long period of 20 years. During these two …
• 27 September

  The Fall of Kabul

  

  The Fall of Kabul An unedifying account of a thriving graveyard One thing is certain: this time the Taliban has conquered Kabul without resorting to violence and bloodshed and that has made the Afghan endgame all the more intricate and complex. Presumably, the Taliban leadership has undergone a change of …
• 27 September

  THE CHALLENGE OF ISLAMOPHOBIA

  

  THE CHALLENGE OF ISLAMOPHOBIA Prime Minister Imran Khan has consistently raised the issue of Islamophobia in the world in general, and the West in particular. He even used the forum of the United Nations General Assembly to highlight the perils associated with singling out Islam and Muslims and holding them …
• 27 September

  Is Global Populism on the Rise

  

  Is Global Populism on the Rise Interestingly, the phenomenon of populism has led many scholars, social scientists, journalists and academia to jump on the bandwagon of “Populism Studies.” Especially, journalists are prone to the overuse of ‘populism,’ labelling it as populist phenomena for which other synonyms like ‘nationalism’ or ‘nativism’ …
• 27 September

  Iran’s Foreign Policy under Raisi

  

  Iran’s Foreign Policy under Raisi What will be the future of JCPOA? Ultraconservative Ebrahim Raisi was inaugurated on August 05 as the eighth President of Iran, a country whose hopes of shaking off a dire economic crisis hinge on reviving a nuclear deal with world powers. In his inaugural speech, …
• 24 September

  China-Afghanistan Relations under Taliban

  

  China-Afghanistan Relations under Taliban … and prospects of regional integration After fighting for more than fifteen years since 2006; the Taliban have conquered Afghanistan by defeating world’s powerful alliance, i.e. NATO, and a superpower, i.e. the United States, through their blood and sweat. Afghan National Army and police could put …