Sheikh Hasina Says She’s Coming Back But Bangladesh Has Changed

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said she plans to return to Dhaka before the end of this year. No specific date, no detailed timeline  just a public statement that immediately set off a wave of reaction across Bangladesh’s political landscape. For a country still navigating the aftermath of the crisis that ended her […]

Ziarat Zero Point Firing Leaves One Dead, Three Injured in Balochistan

Firing by unknown armed men at Ziarat Zero Point ‘ One person killed, three injured including two police personnel. Local residents stage sit-in in front of Deputy Commissioner’s Office in protest against the incident. Quetta (Syed Sardar Mohammad Khondai) – According to incoming reports from Ziarat, a major tourist destination in Balochistan, unknown armed men […]

Sargodha Tragedy: Muntaha Zahra’s Death Demands Justice and Child Protection

Sargodha Tragedy: The Post-Mortem Report of Muntaha Zahra ۔۔۔ Heartbreaking, Shameful, and Soul-Crushing By Muhammad Mansoor Mumtaz Every word of this report makes me see the blood flowing through Muntaha’s veins, her broken bones, her battered body, her silent suffering, her painful sighs, and the unheard cries of an innocent little girl. Victim Information Name: […]

Gaza Children Face Growing Humanitarian Crisis as a Fragile Ceasefire Leaves a Generation at Risk

The humanitarian situation facing Gaza children remains severe, even with a ceasefire technically in place since October 2025. Recurring violations, funding shortfalls, and restricted aid access have left thousands of children without enough food, healthcare, education, or safe shelter. UNICEF and other aid organizations say children are still bearing the worst of it, dealing with […]

Iran War Strikes Intensify: How Close Is the Gulf to a Full-Scale US-Iran War?

What began as a conflict primarily between Iran and Israel has expanded into something considerably more dangerous. The latest round of Iranian strikes targeting locations connected to military infrastructure in Bahrain and Kuwait and the subsequent US military response near the Strait of Hormuz have pushed the Gulf into one of its most volatile periods […]

Water Aggression Against Pakistan: Indus Treaty, Diplomacy and Regional Stability

Water Aggression Against Pakistan In the shifting currents of international affairs, Pakistan has emerged as a beacon of mediation and restraint, a metaphor for peace in a world often fractured by discord. Where once global perceptions painted the nation in hues of suspicion and instability, today a profound transformation commands respect from capitals across continents. […]