Tufail Dawar in his latest, discusses the dismal state of affairs of Ph.D. Degrees in Pakistan. He looks into the causes of the lack of philosophy and suggests way out for the students as well as the authorities such as the HEC and the government.
The Need for a Revised Constitution and Legal System in Pakistan
Zahra Khan in her debut article, analyzes some critical flaws in the Pakistani constitution and legal system from the perspective of Islamic Shariah and calls for drafting a revised constitution and legal system.
Pakistan’s Battle Against Religious, Sectarian, and Ethnic Extremism
Saad Bin Ubaid highlights religious extremism, sectarian extremism, and ethnic extremism as the major forms of extremism in Pakistan. The writer argues that extremism is a serious threat to the nation and must be treated as a national security issue.
An In-depth Look at the Tainted Legacy of General Musharraf
Our team looks at Musharraf's Legacy as he dies at aged 79 abroad. Was his phrase Pakistan First a sincere representation of his vision for Pakistan?
Debt and Sovereignty: Pakistan’s Balancing Act
Pakistan is dependent on debt from international organizations as well as allies. However, this dependence creates a risk of being debt-trapped. Our Editorial Team sat and discussed measures Pakistan needs to take to avoid getting debt trapped.
Facing the Enemy at the Gates
Director Rationale-47 Abubakar Farooqui calls for stronger counterterrorism measures and looks at Pakistan's tough choices in the course ahead.
Empowering Local Bodies: A Step towards Effective Development in Pakistan
The role of a Member of the National Assembly (MNA) or Member of the Provincial Assembly (MPA) is to pass laws and represent their constituents, but is it a good idea to provide them with a development fund to initiate development projects in their constituency?
Review | In the Line of Fire by Pervez Musharraf
"In the Line of Fire" by Pervez Musharraf is a memoir that offers an inside look into the life and career of the former President of Pakistan up until the time of publication. The book provides a personal account of Musharraf's experiences, including his rise to power, his time in office, and the major events that shaped Pakistan's history during his tenure.
Review | Blood and Oil: Mohammed bin Salman’s Ruthless Quest for Global Power by Bradley Hope and Justin Scheck
"Step into the world of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, where power, ambition and wealth collide in a ruthless quest for global dominance. "Blood and Oil" unveils the secretive inner workings of the Saudi monarchy, the rise of a young leader and the impact of his policies on the Middle East, and the world. Brace yourself for a gripping and eye-opening journey that will change the way you see the world's most powerful oil-rich nation."
From Challenges to Growth: The Future of Pakistan’s IT Sector
The IT sector has the potential to play a vital role in taking Pakistan out of its current economic crisis. The country has a large pool of educated and skilled youth, along with a growing middle class that is eager to adopt new technologies. With the right policies and investments, the IT sector can become a major driver of economic growth and job creation in Pakistan.
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