• India: A Tale of False-Flag Operations Against Pakistan?

    India: A Tale of False-Flag Operations Against Pakistan?0

    India has repeatedly staged false-flag operations to malign Pakistan and divert global attention from its own internal failures. The April 2025 Pahalgam attack has reignited long-standing suspicions regarding India's use of false-flag tactics to frame Pakistan. The attack was executed by men dressed in military uniforms, who mainly targeted non-Muslim male tourists. Within minutes, IndianREAD MORE
  • Water Scarcity, Land Degradation, Climate Change: A Disaster for Pakistan’s Food Security

    Water Scarcity, Land Degradation, Climate Change: A Disaster for Pakistan’s Food Security0

    Pakistan is already a food insecure country, with climate change and population bloom ready to unfold a new disaster. According to a 2018 UNICEF National Nutritional Survey, 40% of the houses in Pakistan are food insecure with half of these facing a severe food insecurity. Climate degradation coupled with economic indicators amounts to this despite theREAD MORE
  • Unequal Land Distribution Exacerbates food insecurity in Pakistan

    Unequal Land Distribution Exacerbates food insecurity in Pakistan0

    The unequal land distribution is a hidden driver of food insecurity in Pakistan. In the heart of Pakistan's persistent food insecurity lies an issue, often overlooked in policy discussions: the unequal distribution of agricultural land. The majority of Pakistan's population relies on agriculture for survival; although, it has a significant share in GDP as anREAD MORE
  • Trade and Tariff War: What’s Next for Pakistan’s Economy?

    Trade and Tariff War: What’s Next for Pakistan’s Economy?0

    The active trade and tariff wars between world’s two biggest economies, maybe a wake-up call for Pakistan to diversify its economic and strategic partners in order to survive through this and future tariff chaos. Undoubtedly, the tariff war 2.0 creates multiple challenges and opportunities together with the necessity for Pakistan to demonstrate strategic flexibility asREAD MORE
  • Will repatriation of Afghan refugees bring security stability in Pakistan?

    Will repatriation of Afghan refugees bring security stability in Pakistan?0

    The repatriation of Afghan refugees may marginally contribute to Pakistan’s security, but it is unlikely to bring lasting stability without addressing deeper militant networks, economic dependencies, and regional dynamics. The Afghan refugees have been living in Pakistan for more than four decades, making the country one of the largest refugee-hosting nations in the world. Following theREAD MORE
  • Land constraints for Agriculture of Pakistan: Way forward

    Land constraints for Agriculture of Pakistan: Way forward0

    Pakistan's agricultural sector is integral to its economy, contributing approximately 18.5% to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and employing around 38.5% of the labor force. It is confronted with a range of complex challenges that significantly hinder its growth and long-term sustainability. There are a few key constraints, such as land fragmentation, inefficient irrigation systems,READ MORE