By: Qamar Bashir Macomb, Detroit, Michigan President Trump’s most important and election-winning promises was to reduce inflation, a concern that has been hitting American households hard, especially blue-collar working families. He outlined a two-pronged approach to achieving this: first, by expanding domestic oil drilling to lower energy costs and, second, by generating revenue through tariffs on imports. According to Trump, tapping into America’s vast oil reserves would bring down fuel prices, which in turn would help control inflation and stabilize the economy. However, instead of prioritizing the necessary investment, technologicalRead More

by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Kashmir has always held a central place in the heart of Pakistan, not merely as a geographical entity but as an inseparable part of its ideological and strategic framework. Its significance transcends political disputes and territorial claims, deeply intertwining with the spiritual, economic, and historical essence of Pakistan. It was this profound connection that led Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah to declare, “Kashmir is the jugular vein of Pakistan.” This statement was neither rhetorical nor confined to a mere strategic perspective; rather, it encapsulated the essence ofRead More

Rai Muhammad Zaka Ullah Khan Human history is a testament to our relentless pursuit of progress. Every major human innovation since the wheel was created until today’s internet demonstrates a consistent goal to improve people’s lives through speed and connectivity. We now have the ability to deliver messages globally in seconds while video calls connect different continents instantly. But every leap forward casts a shadow.  The technologies designed to connect us can also create divisions between people especially when these technologies are used to discuss religious faith and beliefs. IslamicRead More

Fatima Khalid Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), once a symbol of national pride and a formidable player in global aviation, has faced a significant decline over the years. Several factors have contributed to the downfall of the airline, including mismanagement, financial instability, political interference, bureaucratic inefficiencies, and increasing competition from private carriers and international airlines. Below is an in-depth analysis of how PIA went from launching Emirates to struggling for buyers. Today, the government is attempting to privatize PIA, but the process is faltering due to a lack of interested buyers.Read More