Powerful El Niño 2026: 50 Million People Face Food Crisis Risk

Powerful El Niño 2026: A Climate Shock to the World, 50 Million People at Risk of Food Crisis Mian Iftikhar Ahmad The world is entering a critical climatic phase whose consequences may extend far beyond temperature, rainfall and drought, affecting food supplies, agriculture, water resources, energy, global trade, inflation, public health and the livelihoods of […]
Mecca Defense Agreement: Pakistan’s New Strategic Challenge
The Makkah Defense Pact: Pakistan’s New Strategic Test in a Changing World Mian Iftikhar Ahmad The joint defense agreement between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkiye in Makkah represents an important development in the changing strategic environment of the Muslim world, the Middle East and South Asia. The agreement is not merely a formal military understanding […]
UN Security Council Reform: Why Permanent Privilege Should Not Be Expanded
Reforming the Security Council Without Entrenching Privilege by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal The United Nations was founded in 1945 after the League of Nations had failed to preserve peace. Its Security Council was designed for the world that emerged from the Second World War, with five permanent members holding the veto and a small number of […]
Tech Giants Join 2026 Houston Career Fair to Recruit North American Talent

English Press Release-2 8/1/2026 Tech Giants Hon Hai, Wistron, Inventec, and Sysgration Join 2026 Houston Career Fair to Recruit Top North American Talent HOUSTON, TX —August 1, 2026 Hosted by the Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce of Greater Houston (TCCGH), the Taiwanese Junior Chamber of Commerce of Greater Houston (TJCCGH), and the Taiwanese Chambers […]
32 New Provinces in Pakistan: Constitutional Storm or Political Explosion?

Thirty-Two Provinces Dream, Constitutional Storm, or Political Explosion by Miyan Iftikhar Ahmed. The proposal to create thirty-two new provinces and thirty-three high courts in Pakistan has revived an old constitutional and political debate that never reached its conclusion. This proposal, presented by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi during a speech at the Pakistan Economic Summit 2026, […]
What Have We Returned? A Reflection on Pakistan’s Independence and National Responsibility
What Have We Returned? by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Pakistan was achieved on the fourteenth of August in the year nineteen hundred and forty-seven, after sacrifices of a magnitude that still stir the soul and a struggle whose tirelessness remains an enduring lesson. Millions crossed borders in those turbulent months, leaving behind ancestral homes, familial graves, […]
Pakistan, Partners and Perception: From RCD to the Makkah Defence Agreement
Pakistan, Partners and Perception by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Time is a stern teacher of nations. It changes the character of alliances, reshapes national priorities and repeatedly reminds states that geography is destiny only when political wisdom knows how to use it. Countries may differ in ideology, resources and ambitions, yet history repeatedly brings them to […]
The Meal He Never Rushed: A Powerful Story About Love, Parents and Respect
The Meal He Never Rushed Prepared by Kainat Rajput | 10 August 2026 An Ordinary Evening It was an unremarkable evening at a busy city restaurant. Every table held its own small world — friends laughing over dinner, a family taking photographs, someone quietly scrolling on their phone. Then the door opened, and a young […]
Defending Pakistan with Prophetic Guidance: Islam, Justice and National Unity
Defending Pakistan with Prophetic Guidance by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal In the shadowed epochs before the dawn of Islam, the affairs of mankind were beset by profound confusion and moral clutter. The pursuit of ethical values, the recognition of basic human rights, the establishment of social equality, and the fair administration of justice remained fragmented ideals, […]
Pakistan, Türkiye and Saudi Arabia: Three Powers, One Strategic Vision
Pakistan, Türkiye and Saudi Arabia: Three Powers, Three Capabilities, One Strategic Vision By Amir Muhammad Khan Peace-loving nations welcome every initiative aimed at strengthening peace and stability. But whenever a development changes the strategic balance of a region, those who feel threatened by it often react with anxiety. This appears to be the case following […]