Qurat Ul Ain Shabbir

The dynamics of the Tran border water in South Asia are intricately linked to regional geopolitics, especially those affecting China, India, and Pakistan. The Indus, Brahmaputra, and Sutlej are among …

The Indus Water Treaty(IWT) has always been hailed by analysts and scholars as the only treaty that has remained functional despite Pakistan and India’s cutthroat rivalry over the decades. India’s …

At a time when clean and flexible energy solutions are gaining momentum, nuclear microreactors have emerged as a promising technology with the potential to reshape global energy consumption.For Pakistan, a …

Six years have passed since India’s belligerent policies aimed to establish a “new normal” in its relations with Pakistan.As in the movie, The Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal Lecter makes an …

In the surge of violations of international law, the USA has been under the realm of abstruse introspection due to its unhinged efforts to destabilize the allied states’ cyber networks. …

To ensure that carbon emissions reach net zero by the year 2050, there is a dire need for escalated growth of clean energy. Nuclear power fits into this energy transition …

Pakistan, home to over 7,000 glaciers, holds the largest concentration of glacial ice outside the Polar Regions. This unique geographical feature places the country at the forefront of climate change …

The Ravi River, historically revered as one of the five rivers defining Punjab’s identity, has endured a perilous decline, raising concerns over its environmental and geopolitical ramifications. Originating in the …

Since its establishment in 1947, Pakistan has consistently voiced unwavering support for the Palestinian right to self-determination, steadfastly refusing to recognize Israel as a legitimate entity in the Levant and …

Recently published Pakistan’s first ever report on human security authored by Hafiz A. Pasha holds significant importance in evaluating the overarching human conditions prevalent in Pakistan. The development has the …