Social media has been weaponised now. This is convincingly put forth by P.W. Singer and Emerson T. Brooking in their latest book titled: “LikeWar: The Weaponization of Social Media.” Residing…

In John Milton’s ‘Paradise Lost’, when Belial, a fallen angel, argues in favor of ending the war in heaven, he tries to unnerve his fellow rebels with the fear of…

Policymaking in Pakistan does not always follow strictly linear paths. Fairness demands a deeper analysis of PTI’s performance to determine whether it is tailored toward applying pressure on India for…

Every miserable fool who has nothing at all of which he can be proud, adopts as a last recourse pride in the nation to which he belongs; he is ready…

As discussed in detail in the first part, the demographic change resulting in the emergence of the middle class as counter elite not only paved the way for new political…

In recent decades, it has been normal to consider the tenant of the White House, the President of the United States, as the most powerful person in the world. However,…

Karachi is the economic center of the country and is an essential stratum in the national political pitch. It has no parallel in the country for its political narrative which…

Is Pakistan becoming more radicalized and intolerant with each passing day? This question is becoming more and more befuddling, embroiling our society into a perpetual abyss. Most observers believe, with…

The Arabian Gulf is a home to several Arab countries that are closely knit in terms of geopolitical connectivity, ethnicity and religion. This particular bloc of nations is not only…

The flagship publication of the US Council on Foreign Relations, the Foreign Affairs magazine, ran the words “Present at the Destruction” on its cover. The issue itself covered many aspects…