Pakistan–U.S. Relations 2025: A Month-by-Month Review
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (By: Asim Siddiqui: Washington DC: December 31, 2025) BackgroundThe year 2025 quietly altered the direction of Pakistan–United States relations. For years, the dominant narrative suggested that Pakistan had been sidelined and that bilateral ties had largely faded. However, the facts of 2025 tell a very different story. Washington’s doors reopened, […]
2025 Changed Everything: The New Game in Pakistan–U.S. Relations
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (By: Asim Siddiqui: Washington DC: December 31, 2025) Neither Alliance nor Estrangement — Interests Over Emotions, Quiet Diplomacy, Clear Signals: Reko Diq, Security, and the White House The year 2025 proved to be an exceptional one for Pakistan–United States relations. It was neither a year of a renewed alliance nor […]
From Chalk to Chatbots: A New Horizon in Education with Artificial Intelligence and the Global Classroom
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (Writer: Jahanzaib Tariq) An Intellectual and Practical Guide for Pakistani Teachers and Students Education has always been the foundation upon which civilizations are built and sustained. Throughout history, it has continuously evolved in response to the demands of each era. From the simplicity of chalk and slate to printed books, […]
Can the US Gain Ground on Mass Shootings and Gun Violence? A National Press Briefing Explores Policy, Mental Health, and Community Solutions
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (Writer: Kainat Rajput) The United States continues to grapple with a gun violence epidemic that remains an outlier among developed nations. While the frequency of high-profile mass shootings may fluctuate, the overall rate of gun-related deaths remains tragically high, driving down life expectancy and inflicting a profound societal cost. This […]
Modern Cosmology, Atheism, and the Unfinished Question of Existence
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (By: Mian Iftikhar Ahmad)Modern humanity lives in a profound and unsettling paradox. It possesses the most powerful scientific technologies in history, the most precise observational instruments ever created, and mathematical tools capable of mapping the vastness of the cosmos, yet its most fundamental existential questions have become more intense, restless, […]
Benazir Bhutto: A Defender of Democracy and the Path I Choose to Follow
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (Nazia Naz Defender and International Researcher) Benazir Bhutto was not merely a political leader; she was a fearless defender of democracy, human rights, and the dignity of the marginalized. Her life and legacy continue to inspire millions across Pakistan and beyond, particularly those who believe that leadership must be rooted […]
EDUCATED WOMEN AGAINST EXTREMISM
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (Author: Dr. Muhammad Rizwan Bhatti) From terrorist attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan to the rapid circulation of intolerant narratives online, Pakistan is once again facing a troubling resurgence of extremist violence. Despite decades of counterterrorism operations, extremism continues to regenerate, exposing the limits of responses that rely overwhelmingly on […]
Human Rights Research: Bridging Policy, Practice and People
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (Nazia Naz Defender and International Researcher) Human rights research is not merely an academic exercise; it is a critical tool for shaping policies, strengthening institutions, and protecting human dignity. As a human rights researcher, my work lies at the intersection of field realities, legal frameworks, and international human rights commitments, […]
The Architect of Destiny: Was Jinnah’s Mission a Divine Appointment?
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (By: President PAAGH Siraj Narsi) Stanley Wolpert, the renowned historian, once wrote of Muhammad Ali Jinnah: “Few individuals significantly alter the course of history. Fewer still modify the map of the world. Hardly anyone can be credited with creating a nation-state. Mohammad Ali Jinnah did all three.” I have often […]
Why Has the Expansion of Pakistan’s Tax Net Failed?
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (By: Zafar Chishti) The failure to expand Pakistan’s tax net has remained one of the most persistent and damaging weaknesses of the country’s economic system, despite repeated commitments by successive governments, international lenders, and policy planners, because this failure is not rooted in a single flaw but in a deeply […]