By: Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Ramadan is approaching, and even before its arrival, the prices of essential food items have already begun to soar. This phenomenon has become an annual occurrence in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, where, instead of facilitating the people in this sacred month, market forces exploit the demand for profit. This stands in stark contrast to other Islamic countries, where governments and business communities work together to ensure that prices remain stable or even decrease in the spirit of Ramadan. Even Western nations, despite not being Muslim-majority,Read More

By: Qamar Bashir After Trump, Europe seemed like an abandoned child—lost without direction and stripped of the security it once enjoyed under U.S. protection. This perception stems from my ability to read and write French, which allows me to follow discussions among French journalists, thinkers, and analysts on LinkedIn. These discussions often center on how long-standing alliances, once thought unbreakable, have crumbled while new, unexpected partnerships are taking shape. Observing the transformation of the U.S. under Trump, both domestically and internationally has been fascinating. It was widely believed that whileRead More