Quetta Hazara firing leaves community shaken after deadly attack

The Quetta Hazara firing incident has left at least two members of the Hazara community dead, triggering fear and grief across the region. The attack took place in Hazara Town, a locality known for its large Hazara population, and has once again raised serious questions about security measures in Quetta. The Quetta Hazara firing is […]

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police Under Siege: Terror, Crime, and a System That Must Reform Now

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is facing one of its most dangerous security moments in years. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa terrorism, cross-border insurgency, and violent crime are rising simultaneously placing enormous pressure on an already overstretched police force. The people of KPK deserve better protection, better governance, and a police system that works for them. This opinion piece examines the […]

Do Cell Phone Bans at School Help or Hurt Students?

On Friday, 3 April 2026, American Community Media convened a national virtual news briefing to explore one of the most pressing debates in K–12 education today: should mobile phones be banned in schools? Thirty-three states in the United States have enacted laws requiring school districts to implement mobile phone bans in K–12 classrooms, with most […]

Pakistan’s Bold Peace Gamble: Can Islamabad End the Iran–Israel War?

Pakistan has stepped onto the world’s most dangerous diplomatic stage positioning itself as a bridge between Washington, Tehran, and Beijing in the escalating Iran–Israel war of 2026. But will words on paper translate into real peace? China and Pakistan have jointly put forward a five-point proposal to end the US-Israeli war with Iran, now in […]