Dr. Muhammad Akram Zaheer Saudi Arabia stands at a pivotal juncture in its modern history, with its future trajectory shaped by the ambitious, transformative, yet profoundly challenging agenda encapsulated in Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s Vision 2030. This grand blueprint aims to radically overhaul the Kingdom’s economic foundations, social fabric, and global standing within a remarkably compressed timeframe. As such, the nation faces a critical question: does Vision 2030 represent a tangible path to sustainable prosperity, or is it an alluring but ultimately unattainable mirage born of necessity yet riddledRead More

by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Every human being cherishes a dream—an aspiration to possess a home of his own. A dwelling not merely of brick and mortar but of security, joy, and permanence. A sanctuary where his family may live with dignity, free from external threats, sheltered from the storms of nature, and protected from the unpredictable hand of fate. The head of the household, armed with his determination and sustained by the cooperation of his loved ones, sets out to build his home. He spends his lifetime earnings, his sweat,Read More

By Qamar Bashir There is a profound shift unfolding in U.S. immigration policy under the Trump administration—a radical transformation in how the nation admits new entrants. No longer is America’s visa and green-card system governed by long-standing principles of family reunification, open opportunity, or merit-driven inclusion. Instead, it is taking shape as a transactional marketplace, where entry, settlement, and ownership depend on purchasing power rather than potential—a system more “gold card for a price” than promise. Immigration has long powered U.S. growth. Foreign-born individuals are markedly more likely to startRead More