The Global Trade War
In the 21st century, war is no longer confined to battlefields; it has transformed into a war of economic dominance, waged through tariffs, sanctions, and...
The China’s Debt Politics
China's role in global debt politics has long been a subject of debate, with some scholars and policymakers characterizing its lending practices as a "debt...
Women, Patriarchy and Sustainability
The "woman question"—the discourse surrounding women's roles, rights, and status in society—has long been intertwined with the structures of patriarchy and the pursuit of sustainable...
Can the Cognitariat Decolonize Academic Writing?
The hegemony of academic writing is deeply rooted in historical, political, and economic structures that dictate the production, dissemination, and consumption of knowledge. Teaching academic...
Pakistan, China and US: The Literary Perspectives
In contemporary international relations, the relationship between dominant and non-dominant states remains a significant factor in shaping global political, economic, and technological landscapes. This dynamic...
The Kashmir Neoliberal Solidarity
The politics of solidarity in the neoliberal regime is a complex interplay between economic interests, geopolitical maneuvering, and the systematic erasure of marginalized voices. Solidarity,...
TRUMP Between China and US
As 2025 unfolds, global geopolitics witnesses a new chapter with the return of Donald Trump to the White House. His administration is poised to redefine...
Does Political Education Matter?
Political consciousness and education are interwoven threads that shape the trajectory of societies, offering pathways to love, peace, prosperity, unity, coexistence, and trust-building. Idealist visions...
Hybrid Political DialoguePoliticalHybrid Political Dialogue
In recent months, Pakistan has witnessed a renewed focus on political dialogue, particularly in the context of discussions between the ruling coalition and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf...
Higher (Dis)Education Crises
The concept of "higher diseducation" can be understood as a critique of how education systems, particularly higher education, operate within capitalist and modern state frameworks...