Down The Line
Privatization in Pakistan: A Fix or a Flaw?
Pakistan’s economic crisis is dire. The IMF advocates for privatization in Pakistan as a solution, but is it a cure-all or a risky gamble?
SAT Editorial Desk
Pakistan’s economic crisis is dire. The IMF advocates for privatization in Pakistan as a solution, but is it a cure-all or a risky gamble?
Amidst simmering tensions and potential provocations, Pakistan’s proactive stance sends a clear message: any threat to its security will be swiftly countered
Modi’s India risks South Asian stability with religious centralization, requiring urgent diplomatic intervention to prevent conflict
From global conflict zones to South Asia’s tumult to Kashmir and Palestine, women in conflict zones need urgent attention and action
The timing of these snap elections amid shifting regional landscapes raises interesting questions about Azerbaijan’s strategic objectives in a volatile region
What does this solidarity truly mean? Kashmir Solidarity Day should prompt deep introspection into the soul of Pakistan’s relationship with Kashmir
In a world undergoing a seismic shift in global dynamics, Pakistan finds itself at a crossroads, grappling not only with its democratic future but also with the complexities of a geopolitical chessboard.
While India celebrates its 75th Republic Day, a banner of state-sponsored terrorism hangs in the backdrop.
On Bangladesh elections, there was either an “indifference” or an expression of alarm over how unfair & unfree an election cycle can get.
A strategic blunder at best, Iran has lost its soft image inside Pakistan in just one blow. After over 24 hours of Iranian strikes inside Pakistan, the latter’s response was highly anticipated.