ARTICLES

Maryam Nawaz and the Burden of Reform

Maryam Nawaz and the Burden of Reform

Dr. Muhammad Akram Zaheer The English philosopher Jeremy Bentham argued that governments should be judged not by slogans or ceremony, but by the extent to which they promote “the greatest Read More

The King, the Congress, and the “Two Georges”: 5 Surprising Takeaways from Charles III’s Landmark U.S. Visit

The King, the Congress, and the "Two Georges": 5 Surprising Takeaways from Charles III’s Landmark U.S. Visit

Huma Arshad In April 2026, within the raucous and high-ceilinged citadel of the 119th Congress, King Charles III performed a feat of transatlantic choreography that few elected politicians could replicate.Read More

Rethinking Labor Day in the Modern World – A Take-Home Message from 1st May

Rethinking Labor Day in the Modern World - A Take-Home Message from 1st May

Prof Dr Shujaul Mulk Khan Every year, the arrival of 1st May brings speeches, rallies, official holidays, and public recognition of workers across the globe. Known as Labor Day or Read More

The Innovation Chasm: Why Pakistan Needs a Mandated Framework for Academia-Industry Synergy

The Innovation Chasm: Why Pakistan Needs a Mandated Framework for Academia-Industry Synergy

Dr. Jam Muhammad Zafar For Pakistan’s higher education sector, we stand at a precipice of paradox. Our universities produce a deluge of research scholars and project proposals, yet our national Read More

The Lucky Irani Circus and the Ceasefire in Islamabad: A Personal Reflection

The Lucky Irani Circus and the Ceasefire in Islamabad: A Personal Reflection

by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal In the quiet recesses of memory, there are places that time never quite succeeds in erasing. In the heart of Lahore’s old Ichhra, where narrow lanes Read More

The Importance of the World Urban Forum and the Significance of Hosting WUF13 in Baku for Azerbaijan’s Development

Azerbaijan hosts WUF13 to advance housing and resilient communities

Professor Dr Adam Saud Twenty first century is witnessing a raid rise in urbanization across the whole world. Around fifty percent of the world population lives in the cities and Read More