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Pakistan’s Judicial System: Justice or Prolonged Punishment? Introduction: The Constitution of Pakistan guarantees every citizen the right to a fair trial under Article 10-A, yet the judicial system is far removed from these ideals. Delays in justice, endless appeals, and decades-long litigation have transformed the courts from institutions of justice into instruments of cruelty. Rather than providing relief, the system often punishes the accused and their families long before any verdict is reached. Judicial Delays: A Punishment Worse Than the Verdict As the famous saying goes, “Justice delayed is justice denied.” In Pakistan, murder trials and death penalty cases often drag on for 20 to 25 years, during which the accused remains behind bars, effectively serving a life sentence even before being found guilty. By the time a final decision arrives, the accused is either dead, aged, or psychologically destroyed. Shocking Example: Acquitted After 20 Years, Hanged 5 Years Ago In a wide...

مسلہ کشمیر ایک ایٹمی جنگ کی دہلیز پر برصغیر کی تقسیم 1947 میں ایک خونی اور تاریخی واقعہ تھا جس میں لاکھوں افراد بے گھر اور شہید ہوئے۔ تقسیم کے اصولوں کے مطابق ریاستوں کو آزادی دی گئی کہ وہ پاکستان یا بھارت میں شامل ہوں یا خودمختار رہیں۔ ریاست جموں و کشمیر، جو اکثریتی طور پر مسلم آبادی پر مشتمل تھی، نے پاکستان کے ساتھ الحاق کی فطری خواہش ظاہر کی، مگر بھارت نے سازش کے تحت 27 اکتوبر 1947 کو اپنی فوجیں کشمیر میں داخل کر کے اسے زبردستی اپنی حدود میں شامل کرنے کی کوشش کی۔ یہ واقعہ اقوام متحدہ میں پہنچا، جہاں 1948 میں قرارداد نمبر 47 منظور کی گئی جس میں واضح طور پر کہا گیا کہ کشمیر کا فیصلہ کشمیری عوام کے حقِ خود ارادیت کے ذریعے کیا جائے گا۔ بھارت نے اس قرارداد کو تسلیم کیا مگر دہائیوں سے اس پر عمل درآمد نہیں کیا۔ اُلٹا، بھارت نے 5 اگست 2019 کو آرٹیکل 370 اور 35A کو ختم کر کے کشمیر کی خصوصی حیثیت کو ختم کر دیا، جو نہ صرف بھارتی آئین کی خلاف ورزی تھی بلکہ اقوام متحدہ کی قراردادوں، شملہ معاہدہ (1972)، اور لاہور اعلامیہ (1999) کے بھی منافی عمل تھا۔ یہ بھارت کی ہٹ دھرمی اور جارحانہ سوچ ہے جو ...

The Kashmir Dispute: A Ticking Time Bomb for Global Peace The Kashmir issue remains one of the oldest unresolved conflicts on the agenda of the United Nations. Born out of the blood-soaked partition of the Indian subcontinent in 1947, the state of Jammu and Kashmir—predominantly Muslim in population—was expected to join Pakistan, following the logic of the two-nation theory. However, on October 27, 1947, India violated this principle and forcefully occupied the region by landing its troops in Srinagar, claiming the Maharaja had acceded to India—a claim still debated and never validated through a plebiscite. The matter was taken to the United Nations, which passed Resolution 47 in 1948, demanding a free and fair plebiscite under UN supervision to let the people of Kashmir decide their future. India accepted this resolution but, to this day, has failed to honor it. Instead of resolving the issue peacefully, India has continued its policy of aggression and demographic manipulation. The mo...

Golden Fountains, Open Dances & Lost Identity: A Shameful Spectacle in the Heart of Islam. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — In what was termed a “historic” visit, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia rolled out a golden carpet for former U.S. President Donald Trump. From a state-of-the-art private jet as a gift to a 24-carat gold fountain and even a symbolic “rain of currency,” the event stunned the global Muslim audience—not for its grandeur, but for its blatant contradiction to the very essence of Islam. Perhaps the most disturbing scene was the open dance of unveiled women—celebrated not behind closed doors, but under the lights of global media in a land that claims to guard the sanctity of Islam. For a nation that strictly enforces hijab and bans public performances for its own people, this double standard was not just ironic—it was humiliating. Behind the facade of diplomatic success lay an embarrassing truth: the soul of the Islamic world is being sold at the altar ...

Field Marshal for General Asim Munir? A Symbol Beyond Rank “In Pakistan, military titles often precede political transformations.” Introduction In a nation where uniforms often dominate suits, and strategy outranks speeches, the rumored conferment of the Field Marshal title upon General Asim Munir has ignited both curiosity and conjecture. Is it merely symbolic? Or is Pakistan bracing for a quiet, systemic shift—perhaps even a realignment of power? A Title Rooted in History, Not War Pakistan’s only Field Marshal to date, General Muhammad Ayub Khan, awarded himself the title in 1958 after seizing political control through martial law. It wasn’t earned on a battlefield but was instead a political symbol of authority, aimed at legitimizing his rule over both civil and military domains. Since then, no other Pakistani general has been granted this status—not even after wars in 1965, 1971, or 1999. Therefore, the return of this title after nearly seven decades is no small affair. Why Now? Th...

“ The Silence of Power: Are Arab States Complicit in Palestine’s Tragedy?” For over seven decades, the Palestinian people have endured occupation, displacement, and systematic violence at the hands of Israel. Yet, many Arab states—despite their cultural and religious ties—have not only remained passive but in some cases have formed diplomatic, economic, and even security ties with Israel. 1. Arab Normalization and Silence The Abraham Accords (2020), brokered by the United States, led to normalization of relations between Israel and several Arab nations including the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan, and Morocco. (Source: U.S. Department of State, 2020) While proponents claim these agreements promote regional peace, critics argue they betray the Palestinian cause by sidelining Palestinian rights in favor of economic and strategic gains. (Source: Al Jazeera, 2020) Even powerful Arab nations like Saudi Arabia, while not officially normalizing ties, have shown increasing openness to indirect cooperatio...

China: The Undisputed Global Superpower in the Modern Era In the rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape of the 21st century, one truth has become undeniable: China has emerged as the world’s one and only superpower—not merely in economic and technological domains, but also in global defense capabilities. The recent Pakistan-India conflict has proven to be a defining moment, where China’s military technology, coupled with Pakistan’s strategic brilliance, changed the global balance of power. A Triumph of Technology and Partnership While the valor, strategic execution, and resilience of the Pakistan Armed Forces were commendable, the tools of victory—the advanced defense systems, drones, jamming technology, and cyber warfare capabilities—were largely of Chinese origin. China has not only solidified its position as an economic powerhouse but has also established itself as the king of the global defense industry. In the conflict: • Russia’s S-400 system was rendered ineffective. •...

The Silent Shift: How China and Pakistan Rewrote the Global Power Equation” In recent months, a dramatic geopolitical and economic shift has silently taken place, reshaping the global balance of power. The Pakistan-India conflict, once expected to trigger regional instability, instead catalyzed a sequence of strategic moves that have significantly favored China — both economically and diplomatically. The United States, under economic pressure and strategic recalibration, drastically reduced tariffs from 145% to 30% on key Chinese exports. In a swift and calculated move, China responded by slashing its own tariffs to 10%, instantly boosting global investor confidence. One notable impact was seen in the shares of GF10 — a leading Chinese tech-defense hybrid — which surged by 18% overnight. This economic maneuvering is only the tip of the iceberg. At a time when the world expected a bold response from traditional powerhouses like the United States, Russia, and Israel, a surprising silence...

Is India’s Nuclear Program a Growing Threat to Sout Asia. Recent reports of radiation leakage, missing nuclear material, and the destruction of the Beas Ordnance Depot have raised alarming questions about the safety and transparency of India’s nuclear infrastructure. While the Indian government has officially denied any radiation leak or security breach, international media outlets and leaked commission letters suggest otherwise—pointing toward a serious and underreported nuclear incident. A Pattern of Negligence? India has a history of reported nuclear accidents, including the Kalpakkam radiation exposure, thefts of uranium, and unexplained deaths of nuclear scientists. The Beas incident—which allegedly involved a blast, radiation leakage, and unaccounted nuclear materials—marks yet another disturbing entry in this pattern. According to leaked documents believed to be from an Indian internal commission, there were multiple violations of safety protocols and possible criminal negli...

May 2025: A Geopolitical Game-Changer for South Asia. May 2025 has emerged as a defining moment in the geopolitical landscape of South Asia. The successful precision strikes by Pakistan, resulting in the destruction of key Indian fighter jets including the much-touted Rafales, have significantly altered the region’s balance of power. India’s military setback has not only dented its regional dominance but has also accelerated the decline of its strategic influence over smaller neighboring states. For decades, India maintained strong sway over countries like Nepal, Bhutan, and even Bangladesh through soft power diplomacy, economic influence, and intelligence collaboration. However, following this recent conflict and India’s evident military vulnerability, a shift in alignment is becoming increasingly visible. Nations once tethered to New Delhi’s strategic orbit are now leaning towards a more balanced and multipolar engagement — favoring emerging alliances with Pakistan and China. Bangla...

India’s Ceasefire: A Symbol of Strategic Defeat, Not Peace India’s recent move to agree to a ceasefire is not a gesture of peace or diplomacy—it is, in fact, a reflection of its worst defeat in recent times. Despite its investment in advanced military technology and defense systems, New Delhi has been forced to recognize a fundamental truth: wars are not won by machines alone; they are won by spirit, resolve, and sacrifice. For decades, India has heavily relied on the modernization of its military infrastructure. With massive defense budgets and strategic partnerships, especially with Western powers, India has attempted to assert dominance in the region, particularly along its border with Pakistan. Yet, history has shown time and again that the soul of a nation, not just its hardware, determines the outcome of conflict. The recent ceasefire agreement is a direct consequence of consistent resistance and resilience shown by those who refuse to submit, regardless of the odds. It sends a s...

بھارت کی ڈرون دراندازی – پاکستان کے لیے خاموش مگر خطرناک پیغام حال ہی میں بھارت نے بارہ ڈرون پاکستان کی فضائی حدود میں بھیجے۔ اگرچہ بظاہر کوئی بڑا نقصان نہیں ہوا، لیکن اس واقعے کے سٹریٹیجک اثرات بہت سنگین ہیں۔ یہ صرف ایک معمولی واقعہ نہیں بلکہ مستقبل کے حملے کی ایک مشق معلوم ہوتی ہے۔ یہ ڈرون بظاہر غیر مسلح تھے، مگر حقیقت یہ ہے کہ یہ کیمیکل یا ایٹمی مواد لے جانے کی مکمل صلاحیت رکھتے ہیں۔ اگر ان ڈرونز میں مہلک ہتھیار نصب ہوتے تو آج پاکستان کسی بڑے سانحے سے دوچار ہو سکتا تھا۔ سب سے تشویشناک پہلو یہ ہے کہ پاکستان کا دفاعی نظام ان ڈرونز کو روکنے میں مکمل ناکام رہا۔ فوج ایک بھی ڈرون کو فضا میں نشانہ نہ بنا سکی۔ ان کی موجودگی کی اطلاع زیادہ تر عوام نے دی، جس سے یہ ثابت ہوتا ہے کہ یہ ڈرون پاکستان کے ریڈار اور نگرانی کے نظام کو باآسانی دھوکہ دے گئے۔ یہ واقعہ ہمارے دفاعی نظام کی ایک خطرناک کمزوری کو بے نقاب کرتا ہے۔ آج کی جنگیں صرف توپ و تفنگ سے نہیں بلکہ خاموش فضائی حملوں سے بھی لڑی جا رہی ہیں۔ اگر ہم نے ان ڈرونز کے خلاف کوئی مؤثر نظام نہ اپنایا تو دشمن کبھی بھی ہمیں حیران کر سکتا ہے۔ اب ہمارے ...

India’s Drone Infiltration – A Silent Warning for Pakistan’s Future Security In a recent and alarming development, India launched twelve drones into Pakistani airspace. While there were no immediate physical damages, the strategic implications are far more serious than they appear on the surface. This was not just an isolated event — it was a tactical drill, a test of Pakistan’s defense readiness. These drones, though seemingly unarmed, are capable of carrying chemical or even nuclear warheads. Their ability to penetrate deep into Pakistani territory without being intercepted sends a chilling message. Had these UAVs been armed with deadly payloads, Pakistan could have faced devastating consequences. Perhaps the most concerning aspect is the failure of our national defense systems. Not a single drone was neutralized by the Pakistan Army during the incursion. Instead, it was the civilian population that reported their presence — a glaring failure in radar detection, surveillance, and aer...