Benazir Bhutto – A legacy of diplomacy, empowerment, and advocacy

Benazir Bhutto - A legacy of diplomacy, empowerment, and advocacy

December 27, 2024, marks the 17th death anniversary of Benazir Bhutto, Pakistan’s first female Prime Minister and a global icon for women’s empowerment, diplomacy, and advocacy. Her life and career continue to demonstrate the struggles and achievements of women in leadership, particularly in a patriarchal society. When discussing her legacy, it is critical to acknowledge … Read more

Raising Awareness to Combat Sexual Violence in War Zones

New York, 19 June 2023 (WAI): On June 19, the world marked the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict. This annual occurrence acts as a heartbreaking awareness of the critical need to address and eradicate the tragic effects of sexual assault in armed conflict. It is a chance to raise awareness, advocate … Read more

A new dawn for Pakistan-Bangladesh bilateral relations after 15 years

After a prolonged diplomatic freeze, Pakistan and Bangladesh have embarked on a promising path of rapprochement, marked by high-level engagements, maritime breakthroughs, trade revitalization, and military cooperation. The evolving geopolitical climate in South Asia, especially after the Indo-Pakistan War of 2025, has created new opportunities for strategic realignment. The diplomatic relationship between Pakistan and Bangladesh has … Read more

The Rebellion of Pakistan’s Rivers in 2025

“دریا صرف تہذیب بناتے نہیں، مٹاتے بھی ہیں” The Ravi River story began not with thunder—but with a song. “Je aithon kadi Ravi lang jaave, hayati Punj-aabi ban jaave,main bairiyaan hazaar torr laan, main pani ichon saah nichorr laan…”— Sajjad Ali, “Ravi vich Pani” For decades, these lines had been a metaphor, a sigh for … Read more

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: A Call to Action for Pakistan

October is globally recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to spread awareness about the disease, encourage early detection, and support patients and survivors. Breast cancer remains the most common cancer among women worldwide, and despite medical advances, it continues to claim hundreds of thousands of lives each year. According to the World Health … Read more

Pakistan–Japan Bilateral Relations: History, Trade, Investment, Development Cooperation and Strategic Prospects

Pakistan–Japan Bilateral Relations: History, Trade, Investment, Development Cooperation and Strategic Prospects

Introduction  This article provides an evidence-based review of Pakistan–Japan bilateral relations, emphasizing diplomatic history, trade and investment flows, development cooperation (ODA), people-to-people links, and key sectoral developments. Using official government releases, multilateral trade statistics and recent press reporting, the paper quantifies major flows and highlights strategic opportunities—notably automotive value-chain integration and climate resilience cooperation. 1.Scope … Read more

A new dawn for Pakistan-Bangladesh bilateral relations after 15 years

After a prolonged diplomatic freeze, Pakistan and Bangladesh have embarked on a promising path of rapprochement, marked by high-level engagements, maritime breakthroughs, trade revitalization, and military cooperation. The evolving geopolitical climate in South Asia, especially after the Indo-Pakistan War of 2025, has created new opportunities for strategic realignment. The diplomatic relationship between Pakistan and Bangladesh … Read more

Benazir Bhutto – A legacy of diplomacy, empowerment, and advocacy

Benazir Bhutto - A legacy of diplomacy, empowerment, and advocacy

December 27, 2024, marks the 17th death anniversary of Benazir Bhutto, Pakistan’s first female Prime Minister and a global icon for women’s empowerment, diplomacy, and advocacy. Her life and career continue to demonstrate the struggles and achievements of women in leadership, particularly in a patriarchal society. When discussing her legacy, it is critical to acknowledge … Read more

Manmohan Singh – Architect of economic reform and diplomatic bridge-builder

Manmohan Singh - Architect of economic reform and diplomatic bridge-builder

Manmohan Singh, India’s 13th Prime Minister, passed away on December 26, 2024, at 92, leaving a legacy of unparalleled contributions to economic reform and international diplomacy. Singh was instrumental in reshaping India’s economic landscape and fostering meaningful engagement with Pakistan. His tenure was marked by efforts to bridge divides and promote mutual understanding, often using … Read more

Life After Chemotherapy Challenges Adjustments Recovery

Life After Chemotherapy Challenges Adjustments Recovery

Chemotherapy is a powerful tool in the fight against cancer, but its effects often linger long after the treatment ends. While many individuals are fortunate to achieve remission or a significant reduction in their cancer through chemotherapy, the road to recovery is often fraught with physical, emotional, and psychological challenges. The post-chemotherapy phase is a … Read more