Ali Imran Atta

Following a two-day visit, the group headed by Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan, together with other ministers, concluded what seems to have been a fruitful trip to Islamabad last week. Economic matters dominated the issues, as was to be expected, especially Saudi Arabia’s potential opportunities in Pakistan. After his journey, Prince Faisal spoke at […]

China and Pakistan have had a close-knit and mutually beneficial partnership since they established diplomatic relations in 1951. Pakistan was among the first nations to recognize the People’s Republic of China in 1950, and during Beijing’s isolation from the world in the late 1960s and early 1970s, Pakistan remained a dependable friend. China has long […]

Beijing is forging diplomatic and economic ties with Afghanistan, and Kabul is pleased with the attention while the rest of the world views the Taliban regime in Afghanistan as a pariah. Taliban clergy representatives frequently support high-level talks between authorities, new mineral transactions, and the improvement of transportation connections between the two nations. Although Beijing […]

The economically marginalized group in our society is feeling the burden of uncertainty as the election date of February 8 approaches. The Election Commission of Pakistan has issued the list of contestants. It has been revealed that, in a battle that is less than a week away, an unprecedented number of candidates – nearly 18,000 […]

The ancient Greek historian and general as well Thucydides has been considered the father of “scholarly historical events” by the people who acknowledge the fact that in keeping with the start to his work, he kept to strict standards of objectivity, evidence-gathering, and cause and effect relation in his historical analysis. He was particularly fascinated […]

Democratic values are completely submerged when power or authority is used more forcefully than is necessary and without regard for the needs or desires of marginalized segments of society or region. However, regardless of what it appears to be, the state institution is self-contradictory in that it both produces and discourages. It draws attention because […]

In Europe, the Catholic Church is the most predominant religious institution. Since the first century, Christians have been practising Christianity throughout Europe. Several of the Pauline Epistles were written to Christians residing in Greece and other Roman Empire territories. However, Christian Europe was split in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries by the Holy Roman Empire, […]

To better understand the processes that lead to an improved human condition, the social sciences field of peace and conflict studies, also known as conflict analysis and resolution, identifies and analyzes both criminal and diplomatic attitudes as well as the structural frameworks attending conflicts also, including social conflicts. In contrast, peace studies, sometimes known as […]

Trudeau has indicted the New Delhi authorities of killing Canadian national Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil. Tensions are still exceedingly high in an argument between India and Canada over Sikh independence, sometimes known as the Khalistan movement. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada this month accused India of being involved in the murder of […]

In 2007, the General Assembly of the United Nations declared September 15 to be the Worldwide Day of Democracy, to advocate for and uphold democratic principles and urged all member nations and organizations to honour the day in a way that contributes to public awareness. While democracies share characteristics, there is no unique model of […]