The Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) has once again become the center of national debate after its sub-committee opposed a proposal to set formal criteria for nominating judges to constitutional benches.
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Pakistan Climate Change Crisis: Floods, Mismanagement, and Urgent Reforms
Pakistan climate change challenges are intensifying with each passing year, as floods, extreme weather events, and governance failures expose the country’s vulnerability. Despite contributing less than 1% to global
COAS Field Marshal Asim Munir Emphasizes Joint Civil-Military Efforts for Balochistan’s Stability
COAS Field Marshal Asim Munir has underscored the importance of coordinated civil-military efforts in tackling the pressing challenges faced by the people of Pakistan, especially in Balochistan. During his recent visit, the army chief
Pakistan-India Dialogue: Islamabad Reaffirms Call for Comprehensive Talks
The question of Pakistan-India dialogue once again came into focus this week as Islamabad reiterated its willingness to engage in comprehensive discussions with New Delhi. While India insists on talks limited to terrorism
Report proposes new provincial structures to address Pakistan’s resource and governance imbalances.
A new report has outlined three possible scenarios for restructuring Pakistan’s administrative system to improve governance, resource distribution, and poverty alleviation. Three Scenarios for Restructuring […]
KP government imposes ban on illegal mining and gold exploration across province.
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has announced a province-wide ban on illegal mining, including a 60-day prohibition on gold exploration along the banks of the […]
Shehbaz Sharif on Floods: PM Vows Full Support for Victims in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on floods has once again underlined the federal government’s commitment to supporting families devastated by the recent monsoon rains and flash floods in Pakistan
Khawar Hussain Suicide Case: Inquiry Report Declares Journalist’s Death as Suicide
The Khawar Hussain suicide case has drawn significant attention in Pakistan’s media landscape, with investigators officially declaring the journalist’s death a suicide. A three-member inquiry committee submitted a detailed 30-page
Judicial Commission of Pakistan and the 26th Amendment: Justices Shah and Akhtar Clarify Stance
The debate around the Judicial Commission of Pakistan and the 26th Amendment has resurfaced after Justices Mansoor Ali Shah and Munib Akhtar issued a detailed letter clarifying why the matter should have been addressed