Dr. Muhammad Akram Zaheer Migration has long been a defining feature of human civilization, shaped by economic, political, and environmental factors. However, in recent decades, states across the Global North and South have increasingly adopted stringent policies aimed at restricting migration. These measures include stricter visa regimes, militarized borders, and the systematic erosion of asylum protections. Such policies have not only failed to deter migration but have also exacerbated border-related fatalities and humanitarian crises. The criminalization of migration is a deliberate strategy rooted in anti-immigrant sentiments, reinforcing narratives of disorderlyRead More

by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal The recent attempt by terrorists and extremists to hijack the Jaffar Express train in Balochistan is yet another reminder of the persistent threats facing Pakistan. Their aim was clear to spread chaos and fear while using innocent human lives as a shield to fulfill their nefarious ambitions. However, the swift and decisive action of Pakistan’s security forces foiled this cowardly plan, reaffirming the nation’s resolve against terrorism. The incident underscores the importance of continued vigilance and strategic countermeasures to eliminate elements that seek to destabilize theRead More

By: Qamar Bashir There was a significant plunge on Wall Street on Monday, driven by investor nervousness over the economic impact of President Trump’s trade policies. Stocks in Japan, Australia, South Korea, and China all followed suit, tracking losses from the U.S. Wall Street suffered major declines as fears over the trade war escalated. The S&P 500, which tracks the largest American companies, dropped by 2%, while the Dow Jones slipped just over 2%. The tech-heavy NASDAQ took the hardest hit, plunging by 4%. These losses were sparked by concernsRead More