Tania Wafa

  For years, Pakistan’s relationship with Washington has largely been understood through the language of crises. Terrorism, Afghanistan, regional conflicts and security concerns often dominated…

Some friendships are built through words, while others are tested through decades of shared experience. Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates belong to the second…

In Balochistan, the distance between a patient and a hospital can be measured not merely in kilometres, but in chances of survival. A pregnant woman…

A man leaves home in the morning with one simple hope: to earn enough to take something back to his family by evening. For the…

For years, geography seemed to give India an advantage that diplomacy could not easily challenge. Bangladesh shares a long border with India, depends heavily on…

A country is not judged only by the problems it faces, but also by the confidence its people continue to place in its institutions. At…

Corruption rarely begins with dramatic headlines. It starts quietly, inside procurement files, approval notes and financial decisions that seldom attract public attention. Yet when allega-tions…

Every few years, Pakistan finds itself defending the same accusations before the same audience. Yet the real question is no longer whether Pakistan must improve.…

History does not merely remember wars by who fired the first shot. It remembers them by the political ambitions they fulfilled or the strategic objectives…

DIPLOMACY has the power to shape narratives, but it cannot erase history. Governments may celebrate political achievements on international podiums and declare disputes resolved through…