Political Consensus and the effectiveness of Operation Azm-i-Istehkam

Political Consensus and the effectiveness of Operation Azm-i-Istehkam

Since 9/11, three major military operations have already been launched, and every time it has said that the backbone of terrorists has been broken down. After months or a year, however, these non-state actors regrouped themselves and started to strike against the state, without any fear, proving that the claims of state seem to be falsified.

Surging Social Unrests in Chaman

Surging Social Unrests in Chaman

Protesters, however, are of the view that the former regulations were more convenient as they only required computerized identity card issued by NADRA. The new restrictions are bitterly affecting their trade and business activities, as most of the people do not have the passport.

India: a Secular Democracy

India: a Secular Democracy

The defeat of BJP in Utter Pradesh, particularly in Ayodhya, despite the inauguration of Ram Mender is a clear and loud message for Modi to revamp his policies from Hindutva to human security; otherwise BJP will have to face the consequences in the next elections.

All is not Good for Pakistan

issues of Pakistan

Political stakeholders have to sit together to develop a political consensus by overlooking their interests, considering that the direction of the wind can be changed in no time.

Nuclear Deterrence: The Need of the Hour

Nuclear Deterrence ; the need of the hour

In such a complex security situation Pakistan has achieved maximum deterrence by developing its nukes, giving her absolute protection from her enemies, particularly India and Israel: without nuclear heads Pakistan has to bandwagon in front of mighty India and the other western powers.

Anarchy Is What States Make of It

Anarchy is what states make of it

Massive irregularities and pre and post elections riggings, more importantly the saga of Form 45 and Form 47 coupled with the controversial judicial decision, pertaining the allotment of reserve seats had made the political landscape more precarious.

The Defamation Act 2024: An Orwellian Principle

The Defamation Act 2024: An Orwellian Principle

If the complainant is a ‘constitutional office bearer,’ a term not clearly defined by the pre-existing laws, the Provincial Government will appoint a tribunal judge for the case. This raises serious concerns about the system’s impartiality, as critics fear the government will appoint its blue eyed judge as part of tribunal to get desired verdicts. Such actions could undermine the integrity of the judicial process and stifle free speech, turning the law into a tool for oppression.

The Legacy of Ebrahim Raisi

The Legacy of Ebrahim Raisi

His unwavering support for Hamas after the escalation of Israel-Hamas war, since October 2023, and most importantly, the recent Iran’s attack on Israel under his presidency have also brought, Raisi on the limelight: the pro- Palestine had deemed him as their messiah, while for the West, Raisi is a threat for global peace and security.

The Changing Regional Dynamics and Pakistan

The Changing Regional Dynamics and Pakistan

The western financial institutions, more importantly, International Monitoring Fund (IMF) are extremely important for Islamabad to carry out the economic demands and on the other side, Pakistan can’t subside the paramount role of China on diplomatic and strategic front to counter India.

Dubai: A Heaven for Black Market

Dubal: a Heaven for Black Market

The relaxation and immunities in the laws and regulations of Dubai government attract people to dole out their wealth in Dubai, either by legal or illegal means. People are free to deal in cash, crypto or any other means, without revealing their source of income, profoundly shifted black market from rest of the world to Dubai, as it acts as a safe haven for them.

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