BISE vs. CIE: A Critical Decision for Every Pakistani Student
Choosing between Pakistan's BISE system and the Cambridge CIE system: A pivotal decision for students.
Jinnah’s Pakistan: Islamic State or Secular Nation?
Jinnah's Pakistan stands at the crossroads of secularism and Islamism, with history offering resounding support for an Islamic state.
An Alarming Reality: 23 Million Out of School Children in Pakistan
Pakistan faces a significant challenge with approximately 25 million out of school children, particularly alarming in urban areas.
Pakistan’s Consumer Culture, How Brands Play with Your Wallet
Peel back the layers of sales manipulation in Pakistan's retail arena, and rally for a shopping experience rooted in integrity.
The One China Principle and East Asia’s Security
One China Principle as a threat amidst rising tensions between the USA and China, Taiwan emerges as a critical flashpoint.
Breaking Barriers: The Rise of Women in Pakistan’s Tech Industry
The future of women in Pakistan's tech industry looks bright, and with continued support, they will continue to break barriers and drive innovation.
Mental health: Schizophrenia’s Impact on Individuals and Families
Schizophrenia poses complex challenges of cultural barriers, stigma, and limited resources, yet collaborative efforts aim to destigmatize and provide crucial support.
Examining the Geopolitical Significance of Israel’s Annexation of the Golan Heights
The Golan Heights is strategically important for Israel as it commands high ground, monitors troop movements, and has a significant role in water supply.
Pakistan’s Political Turmoil, A year under PDM
The existing government has allegedly contributed to the growing violence to play down PTI, creating a mess of charges against Imran Khan.
Overcoming the Hindrances to Achieving Climate Goals
Efforts by global and regional organizations to tackle climate change challenges, hindrances to achieving climate goals, and the need for greater cooperation among nations are explored.
Women’s empowerment in Pakistan, a road yet to travel to an equitable society
The dilemma of Pakistan's conservative society, fearful of the feminist uprising, and — the quest for women's empowerment in the lower rungs of patriarchy.
Who should be held accountable for the debt crisis?
The debt trap is a situation where a country is unable to repay its external loans and becomes dependent on new loans to repay the previous ones.
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
West’s Crafty Influence on the Third World
The ultimate "goal" of western living standards and development should be halted in favor of more relatable development and other policies.
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.
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.
Pakistan’s developmental knowledge under colonial siege
Countries like Pakistan shape their identities in line with what is fed to them and do not form their policies in accordance with their capabilities.
The education system in Pakistan is left in shambles
In both the covid times and beyond, it is important to establish an education system in Pakistan that is resilient and prepared so that all efforts do not go to…
Why do Afghans need Human Security more than ever before?
As they continue to indulge in abuse of power and perpetrate acts of violence against their own citizens; Afghans, the Taliban have given birth to deprivation and exclusion as the…
Entrepreneurial journalism: the only form of journalism for tribal journalists
Tribal Post features politics, lifestyle, and culture from the merged tribal districts of Pakistan and rural KP amplifying unorthodox voices and fostering a culture of healthy debate to promote peace…
Trust deficit between government and citizens
Instead of building surveillance and authoritarian regime, it is not too late to rebuild people’s trust in science, public authorities and media.
Brown Girl
Our parents tell us that our degrees would be worthless if our moral values weren’t on breaking society’s standard.
Covid-19; A bird’s eye view
The earth seems to be enjoying the much-needed break, pollution has gone down, noise pollution has lessened, oceans are quitter, seismic activity is down.
Your speeches won’t bring food to the starving people
Imran Khan promises but in the past ten days neither the prime minister nor the ‘State of Madina’ have done anything to help any of the people who are starving.
