Who Governs the Algorithms? Why South As...

Zarlish Fatima If recent global discussions on Artificial Intelligence (AI) policy have taught us anything, it is the regulation of artificial intelligence. Recent global discussions on AI policy underscore the critical need for artificial intelligence regulation. AI has emerged as the pr...

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Beyond Oil and Allies: China’s Quiet Rev...

Waqas Abdullah       Unlike the United States, whose Middle East strategy relies on military alliances and interventions, China is quietly expanding its influence through economics, energy, and diplomacy. At the core of its approach is energy security. China imports over 40% of its o...

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The Boy with the Golden Hair

Wajeeh Ullah    Being a cinephile has broadened my horizons on different aspects of human life and enriched my worldview. I recently watched “The Apprentice” staring  Sebastian stan and Jeremy strong as Donald Trump and Roy Cohn respectively. The film is a directorial marvel by Iranian D...

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The Impact of Climate Change on Reptile ...

Waqas Abdullah Climate change effects are soon visible, not only on lives around the world but also on the lives of animals. One particularly pervious effect is the feminization of reptiles like crocodiles, turtles and snakes. This process associated with increasing global temperature...

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AI-Embedded Justice System

Sanwal Sarfraz & Haseeb During a hearing of a murder case, Punjab and Haryana High Court used Chat-GPT for a bird’s-eye view of worldwide jurisprudence over bail matters, provided the circumstances were similar. American courts are applying COMPAS – an AI-powered decision-making softw...

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Climate Awareness: A Human Imperative

Waqas Abdullah On the last Sunday I had an opportunity to share some words in the platform of the International National Global Network, speaking on one of the most vital topics – climate. The discussion highlighted two essential aspects of this cause: outreach programs organized to edu...

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Corporate Farming and Sindh

Aizaz Raza Sindh has been the land of the river traditionally.  The river which we call Indus is known as Sindhu in the folkloric books of this region.  There is a whole literature that floats over the dignity of the river, and in a land where it seldom rains, the river becomes as imp...

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Local Farmers, Orphans!?

Angela Davis writes: “Who am I I think above all I am an individual” In 2012, my area was under floods. I was a student in Grade 3. It took my mother so much time to take me to school since we had to cross a river Basantar. I observed the devastated crops around me and wanted solutio...

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Pakistan's Olympic Saga

Wajeeh Ullah On 8 August 2024 the everlasting drought for Pakistan at the Olympics medal table ended when Arshad Nadeem made history by clinching gold medal after 32 years. The win brought many National and International records for Arshad Nadeem as he became the first Athlete in Pakistan...

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