“A nation’s strength lies not just in its soil, but in the hearts of those who carry its memory across oceans.” For too long, Pakistan’s diaspora has been the nation’s silent lifeline, sending billions in remittances, advocating for the homeland abroad, and clinging to roots stretched thin by distance and time. Now, with the Overseas […]
US Tariff Increase
The recent U.S. decision to impose a 29% tariff increase on Pakistani exports, citing concerns over “fairness” due to Pakistan’s reported 58% duties on American goods, has sparked significant debate. While the move aims to address trade imbalances, it risks overlooking the nuanced realities of Pakistan’s trade policies and sidestepping established WTO frameworks. This approach […]
Akhtar Mengal’s Long March
Akhtar Mengal, leader of the Balochistan National Party-Mengal (BNP-M), has announced a “Long March” set to begin on April 6, 2025, framing it as a movement to address Balochistan’s grievances. But behind the rhetoric of rights and justice lies a far darker objective: to normalize the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and destabilize Pakistan. The […]
BLA’s Bloodstained Agenda
When disputes fester between people, the sane response is conversation. When nations fracture, the same principle applies: talk, negotiate, rebuild. But what happens when one side replaces dialogue with dynamite? For 20 years, the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has answered that question with chilling clarity, choosing carnage over conversation. Their latest atrocity, the March 11 […]
Mufti Shahmir’s Death & Indian Propaganda
If Bollywood scriptwriters ever runs short of plot ideas, they need only turn to India’s propaganda playbook for inspiration. Take the recent killing of Mufti Shahmir, a Pakistani religious scholar shot dead inside a mosque during Ramadan. According to a growing chorus of Indian social media accounts, Mufti Shahmir wasn’t just a preacher, he was […]
The Taliban’s Double Game
“A house divided against itself cannot stand.” Abraham Lincoln’s timeless words ring eerily true for Afghanistan today, a nation fractured by internal turmoil while its leaders stoke the fires of regional instability. The recent spike in tensions along the Torkham-Jalalabad border between Pakistan and Afghanistan is not just a clash over territory; it’s a glaring […]
KSA’s Reko Diq Deal
In an era where economic ties are increasingly defining global alliances, Saudi Arabia’s recent investments in Balochistan spearheaded by the Reko Diq mining project and a proposed Aramco oil refinery are a sign of a positive and revolutionary change. These billion-dollar projects aim to strengthen Saudi-Pakistani relations while changing the economic landscape of Balochistan. But […]
Say No to Illegal Migration
“A drowning man will clutch at a straw.” This ancient proverb perfectly captures the heart-wrenching desperation that pushes people into the hands of smugglers who offer nothing but false hope disguised as a way out. Human smuggling isn’t just a hidden underworld, it’s a harsh reality that threatens global security and puts countless lives at […]
Combating Corruption
“Corruption is a cancer: a cancer that eats away at a citizen’s faith in democracy, diminishes the instinct for innovation and creativity.” – Joe Biden Corruption has long been a pervasive issue in Pakistan, impacting every aspect of life – from the economy to the daily experiences of citizens who simply seek equitable access to […]
The PECA Amendment 2025
In the hyperconnected world of today, where information spreads instantly, the threat of fake news is greater than ever. To address this issue directly, the Pakistani government has introduced the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) Amendment Bill 2025. For those found guilty of spreading false information, the bill suggests harsh punishments: three years in […]