Author: Team IBC English (Team IBC English)

In a world increasingly defined by conflict and polarization, moments of diplomacy stand out not just as political achievements, but as reminders of what is still possible when dialogue prevails over destruction. The recent ceasefire understanding between the United States and Iran is one such moment fragile temporary, yet deeply significant. At the center of...

At the Thirteenth Asia-Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development in Bangkok, I was reminded of a hard truth: global policy spaces often talk about us, the Global South, without us. My presence there, representing Gravity Development Organization and the communities I work with in Pakistan, was not symbolic. It was political. Attending the Thirteenth Asia-Pacific Forum...

In a complex realm of affairs in socio-political landscape of Pakistani society, politics has always been about people & their voices, their struggles, and their hopes. Today, that space is slowly shifting into the digital world. As someone working in political communication with the leading political institutions across Pakistan, I see how Artificial Intelligence is...

Revolutions are often imagined as dramatic ruptures—sudden breaks from the past, sweeping away old systems and erecting new ones. Yet history repeatedly demonstrates that no revolution succeeds by completely alienating itself from the cultural, social, and religious fabric of the society it seeks to transform. A revolution that fails to resonate with the lived experiences,...

Narrative is not just speaking or writing; it is a hidden structure of power. Societies do not move only through force and authority, but through the stories and narratives people are made to believe. These narratives carefully crafted, repeated, and widely circulated—shape how people view themselves, their enemies, and the future. In this way, narrative...

Gilgit-Baltistan is one of the most breathtaking regions of Pakistan. Surrounded by towering mountains, lush green valleys, and stunning landscapes, it truly deserves to be called a paradise on earth. Beyond its natural beauty, the people of this region are equally remarkable simple, kind, and exceptionally hospitable. Visitors are welcomed like family, and the warmth...

Near Sargodha lies a modest village called Wazir Kot, where mornings once woke with the scent of soil and evenings wrapped themselves in the quiet shade of trees. In that stillness, a child opened his eyes, unaware that one day his words would come to define an entire era. The wind moving through the fields,...

At the beginning of the nineteenth century, the literary landscape of the subcontinent (present-day India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh) witnessed the emergence of many great figures who left a deep impact on Urdu, Persian, Hindi, and Bengali literature. Among the most prominent poets and philosophers of this era was Allama Muhammad Iqbal, who highlighted the concepts...

Usually, small plants cannot grow under the shade of a large and towering tree. Yet Syed Qamar Abbas broke this tradition in the land of Peshawar and created his own distinct identity. His father, Syed Farigh Bukhari, was a well known progressive poet and writer who belonged to a respected Syed family. His name carried...