Dr, Muahammad Akram Zaheer The latest summit of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) brought together the leaders of its five member states Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Armenia at a moment when regional economic groupings are seeking greater clarity of purpose amid shifting global conditions. President Vladimir Putin of Russia, President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev of Kazakhstan, President Sadyr Japarov of Kyrgyzstan, and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who represents Yerevan in line with Armenia’s constitutional framework, convened to review the bloc’s progress and set priorities forRead More

By Aneesa Mehmood I did not set out to find her story. I stumbled upon it—quietly, accidentally—on a slow afternoon when the house was unusually still. I found my mother’s past by accident. It was an ordinary afternoon—load shedding hours, the house unusually quiet. I was clearing an old cupboard when I came across a worn black diary buried beneath folded shawls. It did not look important. It looked forgotten. When I opened it, newspaper cuttings slipped out. Articles, Short stories, Columns. Carefully trimmed and pasted page after page. AndRead More

Professor Dr Muhammad Jalal Arif Universities are not merely centers of instruction; they are factories of ideas, nurseries of leadership, and engines of national destiny. They refine human intellect, shape moral character, and transform raw potential into productive national power. History confirms that nations do not rise by chance; they rise when universities produce leaders of vision, competence, and character. At their best, universities are not degree-awarding factories but institutions that prepare future rulers of systems—state leaders, policymakers, scientists, entrepreneurs, and intellectuals who define governance, economy, and society. University ofRead More