Independent Voices of Pakistan
A Green Solution for Urban Living: The Rise of Urban Agriculture
Urban agriculture offers benefits to cities by allowing local food production, which reduces carbon emissions and supports local businesses.
The Ups and Downs of 2022: A Recap of the Year’s Events in Pakistan
From heavy snowstorms and political crisis to flooding and a cricket world cup, a look back at the significant events that took place in Pakistan in the year 2022,
Gawadar vs. Chabahar: A Geopolitical Struggle in South Asia
India is working with Iran on the Chahbahar port in order to counter China's presence in Gawadar and further its own strategic interests.
Women Empowerment and Development in Pakistan’s National Policy
Women's rights movements in Pakistan, such as Aurat Azadi March, face backlash due to the perception that empowerment is a western idea.
Development as a guise for International control of Pakistan’s economy
Pakistan has been under the IMF program for 22 times but has only received poverty and debt in return.
Pakistan’s Urbanization Dilemma: Addressing the Issues
Over 36% of Pakistan's population lives in urban areas, and it is expected that by 2025, about half of the population will live in urban areas.
Pakistan’s Cybersecurity: Key Challenges and Implementations
Pakistan is the second most spied upon nation by the US National Security Agency (NSA) and is one of the top 10 countries targeted by cyberattacks
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After the disastrous floods in Pakistan, are dams still worth it?
So the question of whether dams are actually necessary arises. Are dams the only answer to all of our problems?
How has Westernization of Education led to educational ‘poverty’ in the region?
Our existing system is failing not due to policymakers' incompetence but because it is centered on Eurocentric policies that simply do not work for us.
Us and China in Southeast Asia – confrontation or competitive coexistence
China is expanding its influence in Southeast Asia, but it has yet to replace the United States.
Goodbye Master!
The game's master, Cristiano Ronaldo, will be missed at all times. He was the team's equivalent of a diamond in a ring. – Adiós!
Struggle for Europeanization; Bosnia’s proposed entry into EU
Bosnia's accession to the EU will result in wealth, economic progress, and growth, as well as new opportunities for its people.
It’s you who raises yourself
It’s you who, after falling, picked yourself up, and while bleeding, you learned to stop crying and start dressing your wounds.
APS massacre; when the lamp of victory was lit with blood
Mothers’ laps were broken, fathers’ shoulders were bent, and many lost the love of their mothers and fathers, while the spouses of some fell into eternal sleep.
Write for your share
Reading is a piece of cake, but when it comes to writing, you feel lethargic and appear scatterbrained.
A bright step by Karachi’s female students
While Pakistan’s crippling inflation has made it impossible for people to live happy and healthy lives, there are young people who are dedicated to helping deserving people cope with the inflation within their…
Trade partnership between Pakistan and Tajikistan; Benefits and challenges
Bilateral trade between Pakistan and Tajikistan could be beneficial for the two countries because both are developing and naturally resource-rich countries.
The evolution and growth of Pak-Saudi relations
Saudi Arabia has a special interest in Pakistan's internal and external affairs and has always stood firm with Pakistan when needed.
Domestic Violence in Pakistan ─ How to control
Domestic violence will continue as long as partners, particularly women, return to the abuser and children see the abuse.
Interrelation of Islam and Politics in Pakistan
Quaid e Azam used the ideology of Islam to inject political awareness into the people of Pakistan.
Pakistan took 9 years to frame its first Constitution
Today's history would have been different if an indigenous constitution had been formulated.
The Renaissance — an era filled with art
This is the remarkable era as it changed the thoughts, ideals, culture, traditions, lifestyle, and, most importantly, people’s outlook towards life.
The toxicity of influencer culture and its impact
In today's digital age, the excitement around social networking sites, creating the perfect "post," and flipping between fashion and photography is unavoidable.