Reopening the Border Gates: A Fragile Step Toward Stability
Pakistan and Afghanistan reopen key border crossings, reviving trade and easing tensions in a cautious step toward regional peace and stability.
The Woman Who Stayed: Dr. Ruth Pfau’s Fight Against Forgotten Suffering
Dr. Ruth Pfau, the “Mother Teresa of Pakistan,” devoted her life to eradicating leprosy and restoring dignity to the forgotten, one act of compassion at a time.
Unmasking the Afghan-TTP Alliance and Its Impact on Pakistan’s Security
The Institute of Regional Studies’ report titled Cross-Border Terrorism in Pakistan: Evidence of Afghan Infiltration within TTP Tashkeels exposes a troubling shift in Pakistan’s security landscape, revealing a deepening alliance between the Afghan Taliban regime and Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
Legendary Iqbal Masih: A Small Giant Who Challenged the Chains
Iqbal Masih, a child laborer turned global activist, defied bondage to fight for freedom; his courage forever changed the fight against child slavery.
The Price of Peace: Remembering Lt. Col. Junaid Arif’s Sacrifice
Lt. Col. Junaid Arif’s bravery in Orakzai reminds Pakistan of the true cost of peace, sacrifice, resilience, and unwavering duty in the face of terror.
