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By ​Professor Dr S.K. Akram Ali Success has always carried within it the seeds of danger. For nations as much as for individuals, triumph can create a sense of invincibility that clouds judgment, weakens restraint and encourages political excess. History repeatedly demonstrates that when leaders begin to mistake electoral victory for permanent authority, the consequences can be severe not only for governments but for entire societies. The political history of Bangladesh, and before that East Pakistan, offers one of the clearest examples of how overwhelming success can evolve into instability, division and eventual crisis. The first major lesson emerged from…

By Shakeel Hussain In this modern era, defined by rapid technological advancement and an overwhelming abundance of information, students have access to more intellectual resources than ever before. From smartphones to artificial intelligence tools, knowledge is just a click away. However, despite these advantages, there is a subtle yet alarming decline in students’ ability to think critically, question assumptions, and evaluate information independently. One of the primary causes of this decline is the easy availability of instant answers on the internet. Search engines and online platforms provide quick solutions to almost every question. While this convenience is beneficial, it often…

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By Pervaiz Mughal ISLAMABAD: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar on Friday contacted Singapore’s Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan to seek support for the repatriation of Pakistani and Iranian seafarers aboard vessels seized by US authorities. In a post on X, Ishaq Dar said he had spoken with Balakrishnan and requested Singapore’s assistance in facilitating the welfare and repatriation of 11 Pakistani and 20 Iranian seafarers currently near Singaporean waters. Dar also said he had spoken with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, as Pakistan remained in close coordination with Iran on the matter. He reiterated that Pakistan…

It is not a theological inquiry, though the language occasionally drifts in that direction. Rather, it is a shorthand for something more opaque and politically charged — the perceived reach and capability of Pakistan’s intelligence apparatus, and the persistent uncertainty that surrounds what it knows, when it knows it, and how far its influence extends beyond its borders. The latest wave of speculation was triggered by reports circulating in regional media that Iran may have been warned of a possible Israeli strike roughly a day in advance, more probably through Pakistani intelligence channels. The claim, attributed to commentary from Tehran-based…

By Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal From ploughing the stubborn earth to sowing precious seeds, from carrying water under the burning sun to gathering the golden harvest at last, the farmer pours out his sweat and places his quiet trust in Almighty Allah. He knows that the soil yields not to the idle but to the patient and the persevering. In time, he beholds the fruits of his labor filling his stores. Therefore, it is with individuals and with nations. Where honest toil, unflinching courage, and a steadfast spirit are shown, reward follows as surely as the seasons turn. We reap what…

By Amir Muhammad Khan On the world map, Pakistan is often seen through the lens of problems, political tensions, and economic challenges, but this picture is not complete. The fact is that Pakistan is a country of immense potential, youthful energy, natural resources, and vast opportunities for development. What is required is to highlight its positive identity to the world, and perhaps more importantly, to believe in it internally. Pakistan’s greatest strength lies in its young population. The country has a large demographic of young people who are not only full of energy and ambition but are also increasingly equipped…

By Nanjo Mal Suicide in Pakistan is no longer a marginal concern discussed in the shadows of public policy. It has become a growing social emergency, one that is increasingly visible in both rural and urban settings, yet still insufficiently understood in its depth and complexity. Nowhere is this more stark than in Tharparkar, a region in Sindh where long-standing deprivation, environmental stress and institutional neglect have combined to produce a crisis that is as quiet as it is devastating. Tharparkar is often described in administrative language as a drought-prone district, but such terminology barely captures the lived reality of…

Marka-e-Haq, Dar says, has moved beyond symbolism into a defining national moment shaped by sacrifice, discipline and a shared sense of resolve By Pervaiz Mughal ISLAMABAD: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar said on Wednesday that the first anniversary of Marka-e-Haq had served as a reminder of Pakistan’s unity, military resolve and diplomatic posture during last year’s confrontation with India, describing the episode as a defining chapter in the country’s recent history. Addressing the occasion to mark the anniversary, Dar said the events surrounding Marka-e-Haq had gone beyond symbolism and continued to resonate as a national…