The Bhutto name resonates like a few others in the vibrant tapestry of Pakistani politics. It is a name steeped in history, power, and tragedy—a legacy that now rests upon the shoulders of a young man barely into his thirties, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. As the scion of one of South Asia’s most illustrious political families, … Read more
In Pakistani politics’ complex and often tumultuous world, few figures command as much attention and controversy as Imran Khan. Once celebrated as a cricketing legend turned political savior, Khan now finds himself embroiled in legal battles and facing incarceration, all while his party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), remains optimistic about its electoral prospects in the upcoming … Read more
The ruling in the ‘un-Islamic’ marriage case known as the ‘Iddat Ruling’ involving the former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and his spouse, Bushra Bibi, has provoked intense criticism and brought up significant issues regarding the protection of women’s rights and privacy in Pakistan. The decision by Senior Civil Judge Quratullah to sentence the couple … 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
“War is a continuation of Politics by other means.” (Carl von Clausewitz) The Political government of a state considers war a tool to achieve its political objectives. A waiver of war is a permit that the government issues to the military for implementing the will of the state. Strategy and tactics are the major cornerstones … Read more
Pakistan shares a border of 904 km in length with Iran to the west. After the Indo-Pak partition in 1947, Iran was the first Muslim country to recognize Pakistan as an independent state. A mix of cooperation and high tension at some points marks the relations between both neighbors. Pakistan and Iran have signed different economic, … Read more
We all go through tough feelings, and that’s normal—it helps us stay safe. For example, feeling scared warns us about potential threats. Feeling happy lets us know when something is enjoyable. But sometimes, the way we handle these emotions can create more issues. If we avoid things when scared, it might lead to preventing stuff … Read more
There is much excitement in Pakistan as they get ready for the general elections that will take place on February 8, 2024. Their elections are about more than just picking leaders; they’re about the electorate’s ability to determine the country’s course collectively. It is impossible to overestimate the significance of every vote in a political … Read more
Cybersecurity has become a crucial concern with the development of digital technology and the internet in the twenty-first century. Cybersecurity prevents illegal access, theft, and damage to computer systems, networks, and electronic equipment. In this post, I’ll go over the value of cybersecurity in the twenty-first century, its difficulties, and the steps that may be … Read more
I found a grave not under the ground but above it, named Gaza. A place where the anguish of voices is unheard, and the flames of justice and human rights are flickering by the icy winds of chaos and genocide. The humanitarian crisis on Palestinian soil has lasted for 109 days. 25,105 Palestinians have died … Read more
