World Affairs Insider 
Women are commemorating the Aurat March’s seventh year. A few women organized demonstrations in 2018 to demand legal protection and economic and political visibility, which sparked the phenomenon known as the Aurat march. Nevertheless, women have already taken to the highways to advocate for their rights. The history of the Aurat March traces back to … Read more
Depression is a constant feeling of sadness and loss of interest, which stops you from doing your normal activities. It is a common and serious medical illness that negatively affects how you feel, the way you think, and how you act. It can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems and can decrease … Read more
One state of agony for Pakistan is the crisis of poor governance. Since its independence, it has started robbing the country of internal stability, and there is no doubt that good governance can resolve and settle all its colossal problems. However, the government has yet to achieve its outcomes (political, social, economic) due to inducing … Read more
Pakistan, a country with breathtaking beauty and various landscapes, is at a critical crossroads in the face of climate change. With its lively cities, beautiful valleys, and vast arid terrain, Pakistan’s quest to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on climate change presents both a difficult task and a unique opportunity. The article will look … Read more
As the geopolitical landscape in South Asia continues to evolve, the recent escalation in tensions between Iran and Pakistan presents a significant challenge to regional stability. The exchange of airstrikes across their shared border, sparked by insurgent activities, underscores the deep-rooted issues that plague this volatile region. It is imperative that both nations, along with … Read more
The Palestine-Israel conflict is a long-standing rivalry in the region of the Levant between the Israeli state and the Palestinian people. This conflict includes the Gaza Strip, Jerusalem West Bank, and Khan Younis. This conflict began in the 20th century. The main areas of this conflict include the status of Jerusalem, water rights, Jewish settlements, … Read more
The Syrian Civil War is a multi-sided conflict involving many state and non-state actors. In March 2011, as a result of the Arab Spring, a series of violent public protests against President Bashar al-Assad began in Syria. The Bashar regime used violence and severe military force to disperse the protesters and to protect the regime’s … Read more
Tourism has proven to be an engine of the country’s economic growth. Tourism can reduce the current account deficit by relieving the Balance of payment crisis. Many countries in the Global South are facing current account deficits mainly due to imbalanced trade. Tourism ensures the flow of foreign exchange that can be used to import … Read more
Amid mounting economic crunch, domestic political division and waning influence on the Global stage make America a dysfunctional superpower. In the contemporary world, the indispensable nation faces multiple extraneous and Internal threats to its rule-based order. The post-World War II order was founded by America, in which one center was under assault as multiple power … Read more
