Miss Iqra Ali

This article explores how memes shaped public narratives during the 2025 India-Pakistan conflict, analyzing their role in morale-building, strategic messaging, and digital nationalism. It highlights how meme-ification transformed war communication while also spreading misinformation, trivializing violence, and challenging professional journalism in the evolving landscape of digital warfare and social media influence.

The 2025 India-Pakistan conflict, sparked by Operation Sindoor and Operation Bunyan al Marsoos, reveals how regional rivalries intersect with global power competition. This study analyzes the crisis through a realist lens, examining U.S.-China strategic rivalry, military technology, trade war dynamics, and the broader geopolitical implications for South Asian security and the emerging multipolar world order.

Modern communication technology has transformed international relations by reshaping diplomacy, security, and global power. From digital diplomacy to cyber warfare and information politics, connectivity now defines influence in world affairs.

An analytical study of Pakistan’s shift from centralized governance to federal decentralization through the 1973 Constitution and 18th Amendment, assessing how provincial autonomy has strengthened national unity.

A historical examination of Pakistan’s civil-military imbalance and the enduring fragility of democratic institutions in the face of repeated military ascendancy.

A historical analysis of Pakistan's civil-military imbalance, examining weak institutions, military ascendancy, and democratic stagnation through critical evidence.

An in-depth editorial analyzing Pakistan's climate vulnerability, institutional policy failure, and governance challenges that intensify the impacts of environmental degradation and disaster exposure.

A detailed historical analysis of Sheikh Ahmad Sirhindi’s ideological struggle to defend Islamic identity in Mughal India, examining his reformist vision, resistance to Akbar’s syncretism, and long-term influence on Muslim political thought.

This editorial critically assesses Pakistan's enduring political instability, emphasizing civil-military imbalance, weak democratic institutions, and factional politics as barriers to sustainable governance.

An analytical editorial evaluating Pakistan’s chronic political instability, its institutional causes, historical patterns of disruption, and the urgent need for structural reform to stabilize democracy and governance.

An academic editorial evaluating the constitutional, legal, and socio-political impact of Islamization in Pakistan and its implications for institutional development and pluralism.