On 24 July 2026, a three member bench of the Supreme Court comprising Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar, Justice Musarrat Hilali and Justice Shahid Bilal Hassan
Barrington Moore Jr. (1913 – 2005) in his classic work ‘Social Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy: Lord and Peasant in the Making of the Modern
The West Asia conflict has pulled back the curtain on something India has ignored for far too long. The country’s food security is dependent on
A landmark study by MISHAL Pakistan finds citizens feel free to choose careers and run businesses, but only 11% believe their freedom of speech is protected, and 2.25 million court cases gather dust in a clogged justice system.
Why do thousands chase CSS? Beyond prestige lies a colonial power structure that continues to shape governance, privilege, and authority in Pakistan.
When over thirty British Members of Parliament, led by Imran Hussain, wrote to the UK Foreign Secretary expressing concern over developments in Azad Jammu and
In early 2026, a previously unknown organization called Pakistan Policy and Development Network quietly registered itself in the United Kingdom. Two months later, it had
When guns speak louder than law, justice becomes the first casualty. The daylight killing of four unarmed young men in Sar-e Pol, carried out by
India’s defiance of the Permanent Court of Arbitration and its failure to meet the February 2026 data disclosure deadline signals a dangerous erosion of the Indus Waters Treaty.
The 2025–2026 Nipah virus cases in India illustrate that high-risk pathogens are not confined by national borders. Through selective disclosure, delayed reporting, and episodic containment, outbreaks compel neighbouring states to implement proactive biosecurity measures, highlighting the strategic significance of regional health governance.