Author: Ayesha Ishaq
Ayesha Ishaq
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On Tuesday, August 26, 2025, Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir of Pakistan and his Iranian counterpart, Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi, reaffirmed their commitment to collaboratively eradicating terrorism to safeguard their shared border. The nearly 900-kilometre frontier, long plagued by militant groups such as Jaish al-Adl and the Balochistan Liberation Army, has been a flashpoint for security threats, smuggling, and mutual distrust.In a telephonic exchange, conveyed through a statement by the Iranian embassy, General Mousavi emphasized the need for coordinated efforts to eliminate cross-border militant activity, while Field Marshal Munir highlighted the aspiration to transform the border into…
On Tuesday, August 26, 2025, Israel witnessed the largest mass protest yet against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s expanded offensive in Gaza. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum declared a “day of struggle,” sparking mass demonstrations across cities and towns starting at exactly 6:29 a.m. This protest reflects growing public outrage over the ongoing conflict and Netanyahu’s perceived willingness to jeopardize the safety of remaining hostages held by Hamas since October 7, 2023. The movement comes amid international condemnation, particularly following a deadly Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital that claimed 20 lives, including five journalists. The hospital strike intensified global…
On August 26, 2025, the Libraries Commission of Saudi Arabia hosted a notable remote session to explore the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into modern library services. The session, part of the Commission’s efforts under Saudi Vision 2030, spotlighted how cutting-edge technologies such as smart search engines, personalized content recommendations, and assistive robots are reshaping the landscape of knowledge accessibility. Participants examined esteemed global models, including Helsinki’s Oodi Central Library and the British Library, and then discussed ways to localize these innovations effectively within Saudi libraries. Emphasis was also placed on the Commission’s pivotal role in fostering innovation, ensuring sustainability,…
On Tuesday, August 26, 2025, during talks with Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun in Beirut, US envoy and former Ambassador to Turkey, Thomas Barrack, revealed that Lebanon will submit a disarmament plan targeting Hezbollah on August 31. This initiative is part of an evolving diplomatic framework aimed at ensuring Israel’s military withdrawal from southern Lebanon, while simultaneously achieving a state monopoly on arms. Barrack emphasized that the plan would not involve military coercion, but instead focus on persuading Hezbollah to surrender its weapons, with measures to address the economic repercussions on tens of thousands of fighters and their families, many of…
On Tuesday, August 26, 2025, at a weekly cabinet session in Jeddah chaired by King Salman, the Saudi Council of Ministers issued a strong endorsement of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation’s (OIC) recent foreign ministers’ meeting. The OIC summit, also held in Jeddah, focused on the escalating violence in Gaza and the need for coordinated action. In an official statement released through the Saudi Press Agency, the Kingdom reaffirmed its call for urgent international intervention particularly urging permanent members of the UN Security Council to act decisively to halt the aggression and safeguard civilians.The cabinet also reviewed recent diplomatic interactions:…
The United Nations emphasized Tuesday that Israel must not only launch investigations into alleged unlawful killings such as the deadly strike on the Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis that claimed the lives of 20 people, including five journalists but also ensure those investigations produce tangible outcomes. UN spokesperson Thameen Al-Kheetan stated in Geneva: “There needs to be justice,” highlighting the alarming number of media workers killed in Gaza and raising serious concerns over the targeting of journalists. While Israel has pledged to investigate the hospital attack, the UN warns that past inquiries have yet to yield credible results. Opinion:This appeal…
Pakistan’s cybersecurity preparedness has emerged as a major issue in recent years, as the country is subjected to more and more cyber threats. In order to comprehend Pakistan’s cybersecurity preparedness in a global perspective, it is necessary to discuss the current cybersecurity landscape of the country, challenges, and initiatives. Current Cybersecurity Landscape Pakistan has also made substantial efforts toward improving its cybersecurity infrastructure, particularly through the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) and the National Cyber Security Policy (2021). These policies give an overall framework of cybersecurity in Pakistan but do not hold strong enough that they need to be…
Social media has become a central aspect of the political life of Pakistan, revolutionizing politics and the way people interact. With more than 66.9 million social media users in Pakistan as of 2025, the platforms have emerged as an essential platform for politics. The Impact on Political Polarization Social media algorithms prefer emotive content, which tends to create echo chambers where users see only what they want and no opposing viewpoints. This has resulted in growing political polarization, with users increasingly choosing to interact with content that is favorable to them. As found by a survey of the Islamabad Policy…
Water shortage is a serious problem in Pakistan with very serious implications for the economy of the country, food security, and social stability. The water shortage in the country is a multifaceted problem that needs earnest efforts and collaborative action. Causes of Water Scarcity: Climate Change: Increased temperatures, altered precipitation patterns, and rising frequency of extreme weather conditions have had a profound effect on Pakistan’s water resources. Climate change aggravates water scarcity by way of changed precipitation patterns and rising frequency of floods and droughts. Population Growth: The fast-growing population of Pakistan has increased water demand, which stressed the available…
Pakistan is one of the most climate-vulnerable countries, with rising temperatures, altered precipitation patterns, and an increase in frequent extreme weather events. There has been a sharp increase in floods and heatwaves in Pakistan over the past decade, which is a huge threat to the economy, infrastructure, and human lives of Pakistan. Causes of Climate Change in Pakistan Pakistan’s climate and geography expose it to natural disasters. But human activities like deforestation, the consumption of fossil fuels, and industrial activities have only worsened the situation. The use of fossil fuels as a source of energy and transportation within the country…
