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Author: Farhan Qureshi
Farhan Qureshi is a political analyst who writes about science policies and national funding programs. His work focuses on the intersection of governance, innovation, and public policy, highlighting how scientific advancement shapes national development.
Pakistan’s war against militancy has entered a new phase. Security forces on Saturday claimed to have gunned down 13 terrorists in Balochistan during Operation Al-Azm as…
Ainak Wala Jin Animated Movie: The Iconic 90s PTV Classic Makes a Magical Comeback on the Big Screen
The magic of the 1990s Pakistani television shows has come back and is enchanting a new generation. Ainak Wala Jin, the most popular fantasy series of…
Karachi’s long-running grievance over funding and representation returned to the headlines this week after MQM-Pakistan leader Syed Mustafa Kamal announced a new street movement to reclaim…
US President Donald Trump has opened a diplomatic Pandora’s box in Middle Eastern geopolitics by clarifying that the civilian nuclear cooperation pact signed between the United…
Even after a storm loses its name, the danger it leaves behind can be just as serious and just as instructive for other flood-prone nations. That…
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar has reached Cholpon-Ata, Kyrgyzstan, where he will attend the high-level meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation…
Since June 2026, a wave of unrest has swept Pakistan-administered Kashmir, killing more than 30 people and causing sharp concern from the United Nations. The violence…
Deadly protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir since June 2026 have drawn the attention of the world, and the United Nations has stepped in. This is no longer…
This year’s monsoon rains have claimed over 40 lives in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the damage doesn’t stop when the water recedes. For daily wage…
Panini was about 2500 years ago. There was no Pakistan or India as a country. But his name still appears in online arguments over who owns…












