Unveiling India’s Rogue Agency By: Javed Iqbal on April 14, 2024The Guardian’s revelation of the killings of 20 Pakistani citizens by the Indian Agency, RAW, has once again exposed the real face of the rogue intelligence agency to the whole world. Pakistan’s government from day one is of the view that Indian state-sponsored terrorism needs to be fixed. Besides Pakistan, Canada and the US also […]
Muslim Ummah And Pakistan – II By: M Alam Brohi on April 13, 2024The mirror review of the Trump’s last year in the While House shows his advisors had persuaded him he had been anointed by God to help the Jews regain their epic land and glory. He looked the other way while Prime Minister Netanyahu was unabashedly expanding Jewish settlements in the West Bank and provocatively declaring […]
Extrajudicial Killing: Responding to India’s Actions By: Qamar Bashir on April 13, 2024In January 2024, Pakistan’s Foreign Secretary made a significant revelation, alleging that India had orchestrated at least 12 extrajudicial killings in Pakistan linked to the Kashmir cause and the Khalistan movement. This disclosure marked the third high-profile accusation against India following similar allegations involving Canada and the United States. By engaging in these unlawful acts, […]
Prison Reforms: An overdue Obligation–III By: Ommama Usman and Saud Bin Ahsen on April 13, 2024Australia has reformed its policy in Criminal Justice System and made developments in corrections policies specific to female prisoners. In this regard architecture of prisons were designed, gender-specific needs of female prisoners were considered ie, reception, transportation, physical & mental health, education, employment, security, pregnancy and parenting. Establishments of national health indicators (complex personality disorders, […]
Health Diplomacy in China’s Global Strategy By: Abu Hurrairah on April 13, 2024The People’s Republic of China (PRC) demonstrates notable transparency in pursuing international order reform. In the context of its endeavours, Beijing regards underdeveloped and developing states as its primary allies, recognizing health diplomacy as a crucial instrument for fostering international coalitions. The COVID-19 outbreak has brought to light China’s capacity to engage in global actions. […]
Muslim Ummah And Pakistan – I By: M Alam Brohi on April 10, 2024The Muslim Ummah is in a shambles. The civil wars in Yemen and Syria have not yet ended. Though an uneasy calm and peace characterizes the Arab-Iran relations after Saudi Arabia and Iran moved to reconcile, the war in the occupied land of Palestine has jolted many Muslim capitals exacerbating their security concerns. The genocidal […]
Transition Of Higher Education By: Dr Zafar Khan Safdar on April 10, 2024Higher education faces a crisis in aligning its research functions and curricula with current job requirements and trends. Students demand real-world competencies and move away from theoretical knowledge. Changes in technology, social life, environment and economics necessitate a shift in traditional teaching and research methods that promote active, motivated, innovative learning and high-impact skills. The […]
Prison Reforms: An overdue Obligation–II By: Ommama Usman and Saud Bin Ahsen on April 10, 2024The functions of modernized prisons have changed to custody, control, correction, care, cure, community involvement and successful re-adjustment in society are objectives of prisons. Prisons perform the function of imparting useful education/training to the prisoners in various trades/skills and other vocational disciplines for their successful economic rehabilitation. Organizing recreational activities and psychological counselling of inmates […]
In the Shadow of Chaos By: Rakhshanda Mehtab on April 10, 2024On 22nd March, a concert hall in Moscow saw the bloodiest attack Russia has ever witnessed in years. A few days following the fifth inauguration of Russian President Vladimir Putin, gunmen broke into the facility, leaving 140 people dead and 80 critically injured. The attack is similar to the APS massacre in Peshawar, Pakistan, where […]
RELATIONSHIP WITH CENTRAL ASIAN COUNTRIES By: Muhammad Nadeem Bhatti on April 9, 2024Pakistan’s relations with Central Asian countries hold an important place in the region’s geopolitical landscape. They have a long history together, sharing culture, trade, and lots of other stuff. They are important to each other, especially because they are neighbors to Afghanistan, which is also Pakistan’s neighbor. They work together to solve problems like fighting […]