By: Muhammad Rafi The ongoing war in the Middle East is no longer merely a military confrontation between Iran, the United States, and Israel. Its effects have spread to global politics, energy markets, diplomacy, and electoral politics. The US midterm elections, the prospects for a new government in Israel, Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts, Russia’s ties with Iran, and US cooperation with India are all important aspects of the changing global landscape. The key question is whether military gains can be translated into political stability and lasting peace, or whether the costsRead More

By: Ayla Danish Education is often called the key that unlocks potential and breaks down barriers. Yet, for visually impaired students in Pakistan, the classroom door often remains closed to true integration. Across the country, the education system still relies heavily on keeping students apart. Visually impaired children are usually sent to separate, specialized institutions. While these schools do important work and teach essential foundational skills, they keep children away from society during the years they are growing and learning how the real world works. True inclusion means bringing childrenRead More