The evolving diplomatic dynamics between the Middle East and South Asia once again highlight a critical juncture in global politics one where power, interests, and strategic prudence are deeply intertwined, shaping a complex geopolitical landscape. Recent reports suggest that a second round of negotiations between the United States and Iran may be imminent, with Pakistan...
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April 25, 2026April 25, 2026Columns, Uncategorized
The Fragile Balance of the Middle East
The Middle East has once again reached a critical juncture in global politics, where power, strategy, and psychological pressure have become so deeply intertwined that distinguishing between reality and constructed narratives is increasingly difficult. The decision by Donald Trump to grant aggressive operational authority to the United States Navy in the Strait of Hormuz, alongside...
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April 25, 2026April 25, 2026Columns
Karam Haidari: A Credible Voice of the Soil of Pothohar
In the history of Urdu literature, there have been personalities who not only nurtured the language but also introduced the culture, civilization and local dialects of their regions to the world stage. Among these towering figures stands the name of Karam Haidari. He was not merely a poet or a writer; rather, he represented an...
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April 25, 2026April 25, 2026Columns
Neitchei Thesis on Liberalism and Equality
I share a very important thesis on liberalism and equality, which will create more questions rather than fewer answers. It is not an attempt to settle the debate, but to disturb its comfort, to probe beneath what is often taken for granted, and to expose the tensions hidden within the moral language of modern politics....
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April 24, 2026April 24, 2026Columns
Diplomacy and Oil: The Economics of Uncertainty
If one were to place a hand upon the pulse of the global economy today, what emerges is not a steady rhythm but a complex interplay of cautious optimism and underlying anxiety. The modest rally observed in financial markets on Wednesday was not merely a technical adjustment in numbers; rather, it reflected a deeper narrative...
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April 22, 2026April 22, 2026Columns
Rising Gulf Tensions: Gathering Storm Clouds
An atmosphere of uncertainty and anxiety has now permeated the Gulf in such a way that it appears not merely as diplomatic tension, but as a prelude to a potential storm. A stern and extraordinary warning attributed to Tehran has completely transformed the region’s political and military landscape, where Seyed Mohammad Marandi advised Gulf states...
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April 22, 2026April 22, 2026Columns
Suspicious Market Activity Ahead of Trump Announcements
In the intricate corridors of the global economy, there emerge, at times, patterns that transcend mere numerical fluctuations and instead reflect a deeper convergence of power, privileged information, and vested interests. In recent months, the American financial landscape particularly Wall Street has exhibited one such enigmatic trend, capturing the attention not only of investors but...
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April 21, 2026April 21, 2026Columns, Uncategorized
Father–Daughter Clash Shakes the Fidelity Empire
In the history of the corporate world, there are moments when events transcend routine business decisions and instead expose the deeper layers of human psychology, family dynamics, and the complex nature of leadership. The conflict between Abigail Johnson and her father Edward Johnson III stands as one such compelling narrative one that not only unsettled...
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April 21, 2026April 21, 2026Columns
The Pope’s Refusal: A Manifestation of Moral Statecraft
In the grand theatre of international politics, certain decisions transcend the routine obligations of diplomacy and emerge instead as profound moral and symbolic gestures. The recent refusal by Pope Leo XIV to attend the United States’ 250th Independence Day celebrations stands as one such moment an act that has ignited thoughtful discourse across political and...
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April 20, 2026April 20, 2026Columns
The Fragrance of Soil: An Anthropological reflection on Migration, Memory and Identity
I am an anthropologist with a deep interest in documenting the social and cultural realities shaping youth in contemporary society. My work moves between lived experience and critical reflection, exploring themes of identity, digital cultures and evolving social dynamics. Through my writing, I aim to make complex social issues both accessible and meaningful. I have...