The struggle of Kashmir stands as an enduring symbol of unresolved injustice, fueled by international inaction and power dynamics, and posing an ongoing challenge to global peace and human rights. Kashmir is one of the oldest items on the Security Council's agenda. The issue involves violations of two fundamental principles of the UN Charter and international law: the right of peoples to self-determination and the prohibition of acquiring territory through the use of force. For various reasons, the international community has failed, for over seven decades, to make the difficult decisions necessary to impose just solutions for Kashmir. Diplomatic initiatives on Kashmir, particularly in the Security Council, remained largely dormant for decades until 2019. Neither India nor Pakistan, each for its own reasons, sought to activate the Security Council on Kashmir. India preferred to ... Read More

Sir Sikandar Hayat Khan, a key figure in shaping Punjab’s Muslim identity, played a pivotal role in Pakistan’s creation through his political foresight and advocacy. We are all familiar with the Badshahi Masjid and its rich history; however, do we truly understand its complete story? W... Read More

Since 1947, people from across the globe have chosen to make Pakistan their home, drawn by its rich culture, stunning landscapes, and the warmth of its people. Through resilience, contribution, and adaptation, they have become integral to the nation’s fabric, leaving indelible marks on its com... Read More