Waqar Hassan

What’s next in the Middle East conflict?
- By Waqar Hassan
- March 24, 2026
WARS often begin with calculated intent but unfold in ways that reshape entire regions. The ongoing confrontation between the United States+Israel and Iran has now…

The future of war is being written in West Asia
- By Waqar Hassan
- March 17, 2026
MODERN warfare is undergoing a profound transformation. The ongoing conflict involving Iran, the United States and Israel demonstrates that military power in the twenty-first century…

Operation epic fury: A strategic miscalculation in the making
- By Waqar Hassan
- March 10, 2026
THE tragedy of unplanned wars is that they are often started by ambition but finished by exhaustion. It appears that Operation Epic Fury is a…

LG: Missing link in Pak governance structure
- By Waqar Hassan
- February 25, 2026
WHEN a street stays flooded for weeks, a primary school operates without teacher or a basic health unit lacks medicines, the failure is rarely federal…

Countering the growing menace of beggary
- By Waqar Hassan
- February 17, 2026
DIGNITY is inherent in all humans from birth. They represent the supreme creations of God. Humanity should be thankful to Allah for this divine gift…

Pakistan’s youth and the road ahead
- By Waqar Hassan
- February 10, 2026
NO resource shapes a nation’s destiny more decisively than its youth. More than minerals or markets strength, it is the energy, skills and aspirations of…

Rethinking Gen-Z: Illusions, expectations & reality
- By Waqar Hassan
- February 4, 2026
AS new generations emerge, they introduce fresh trends and discard old ones. Each new generation has impacted the world in a unique way. Spanning from…

World trade routes New orientations in a multipolar world
- By Waqar Hassan
- January 27, 2026
NTERNATIONAL trade routes have been essential for the global economy for centuries, promoting expansion, mutual reliance, and interconnectedness. However, the 21st century has witnessed a…

Why the United Nations needs restructuring
- By Waqar Hassan
- January 20, 2026
THE first tribe that survived on Earth was most afraid of wild animals and beasts, which continually threatened them. The world’s population expanded as technology…

Education: A path to enlightenment
- By Waqar Hassan
- January 13, 2026
HUMAN progress has always been inseparable from education. From the earliest stages of civilisation, societies established systems of learning to preserve history, transmit values, and…







