In international relations, the nations that are considered successful are those that learn from the past, understand the needs of the present, and build strong relationships with neighboring countries on solid foundations for the future. The relations between Pakistan and Bangladesh reflect this very concept. Although past bitterness and disagreements kept the two countries apart, […]
Green Initiative and Sindh
Water distribution in Pakistan relies on the Indus River System, and the 1991 Water Apportionment Accord is the key document in this regard. After the Indus Waters Treaty, all rivers in Pakistan came under national usage, yet water distribution among the provinces has often remained a point of contention. On the other hand, considering Pakistan’s […]
Balochistan and India
For several years, allegations have surfaced regarding India’s involvement in terrorist activities in Pakistan, particularly in Balochistan.The Pakistani government, security agencies, and intelligence services have repeatedly claimed, with evidence, that India-especially its intelligence agency “RAW”-is involved in spreading unrest in Pakistan.A clear example of India’s interference is the arrest of Indian Navy officer Kulbhushan Jadhav […]
Hard State and the Army Chief
Recently, a series of terrorist incidents in Pakistan have once again disrupted the country’s peace. The Jaffer Express attack was a tragic event that has led people to believe that rather than showing leniency toward terrorists, it is now time to respond to them in their language. In light of this wave of terrorism, a […]
Pakistan-US Relations and Trump
Terrorism is a global issue that has become a threat to many countries, and Pakistan has also been affected by it. Even now, terrorist activities are being carried out from the neighbouring country, Afghanistan. Since the 2000s, Pakistan has fought a long war against terrorism, with the Pakistan Army playing a central role. Due to […]
Youth and the Pakistan Army
A few days ago, during a speech at a ceremony, Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir remarked, “Where are those who were promoting the narrative of Pakistan’s default today? As Muslims, we are forbidden from falling into despair.” He emphasized that it is the responsibility of the state to protect its citizens from the chaos […]
Green Initiative and the Pakistan Army
Pakistan is an agricultural country where the agricultural sector plays a central economic role. Agriculture contributes over 22% to the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and employs nearly 37% of the population. However, due to a lack of modern agricultural techniques, water scarcity, and ineffective government policies, Pakistan faces challenges in producing agricultural commodities such […]
Kashmir Day and Pakistan
Every year on February 5th, Kashmir Day is observed not only in Pakistan but across the world. This day is dedicated to expressing solidarity with the Kashmiri people, and it is important to educate the younger generation about its significance. It is essential to inform the youth so they understand the struggles of their fellow […]
National Interest and Political Parties
In Pakistan’s political landscape, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) are two major parties that have had intense disagreements and political tensions for years. Given the current political instability, a recovering economy, and security challenges, an important question arises: If PML-N and PTI had successful negotiations, what benefits could Pakistan have gained? And […]
A Great Asset
In ancient times, wars were fought based on manpower and weaponry. The side with the larger army and more weapons would emerge victorious. Rarely did smaller forces triumph over larger ones. Armies considered sheer strength the only means to achieve victory in battle, but that is no longer the case. Today, defeating an enemy requires […]