Architects of Destiny, Founders’ Vision, Past, Present, and Future ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF INDEPENDENCE DAY OF PAKISTAN – 14 August 2024 By Syed Atiq ul Hassan. In recent times, there has been... Read more »
Since colonization and infrastructure development, the Australian government has worked to improve the lives of Indigenous Australians, though most of the times under the control of White Australian ministers. Despite these efforts,... Read more »
The political landscape of Bangladesh reflects the profound impact of people’s power and the complexities of governance. While Sheikh Hasina’s leadership has been marked by both progress and controversy, the resilience and... Read more »
[The global power dynamics are shifting, with Asia increasingly asserting its influence. Under the leadership of figures like Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, countries in Asia are forming strategic alliances that could... Read more »
It is crucial to recognize and remember other significant days that have deeply scarred the nation, highlighting systemic failures and the often-tragic outcomes of power struggles by political parties and leaders against... Read more »
By Syed Atiq ul Hassan The new Amir of Jamaat-e-Islami, Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman, has reinvigorated the party, inspiring its members to actively engage in numerous rallies and sit-ins in Islamabad. These demonstrations demand... Read more »
[Modern technology has created a new way of thinking about the economy, society, politics, industry, and science. Gen-Z plays a crucial role in this transformation……] By Syed Atiq ul Hassan Historically, the... Read more »
[The political landscape in Bangladesh remains fraught with tension. As Sheikh Hasina continues her tenure as Prime Minister, the challenges to her leadership grow more pronounced. The quota system protests are just... Read more »
By Mahboob A. Khawaja, PhD. History Lessons for Pakistani Generals and Political Conspirators Pakistan is fast getting entrapped into internal intrigues, political chaos and failing systems of governance, public institutions, legal justice... Read more »
[In today’s world, where nine countries— United States of America (US), China, Russia, France, the United Kingdom, Pakistan, India, Israel, and North Korea, and Iran potentially joining—are involved in the development of... Read more »
[She is the first Muslim woman parliamentarian in Australia to wear a hijab. Known for her eloquence and natural political talent, she speaks fearlessly both inside and outside Parliament……. By Syed Atiq... Read more »
US Presidential debate opens the Pandora box…….. by Syed Atiq ul Hassan 2024 is proving to be a pivotal year for elections worldwide, marking a notable shift in the political landscape of... Read more »
FROM LOCAL TO GLOBAL: Strengthening Pakistani Cricket through Professionalism, Competency, and Merit
[The decline of Pakistani cricket is a multifaceted issue that requires a holistic approach to address. By focusing on professionalism, competency, and merit, Pakistan can rebuild its cricketing infrastructure and restore its... Read more »
[As the global demand for Halal products surges, the Muslim Ummah stands at a pivotal moment to harness this economic power. Drawing valuable lessons from China’s remarkable economic ascent, the global Muslim... Read more »
By Syed Atiq ul Hassan, Sydney Australia Post election results, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s influence and policies have come under intense scrutiny, both domestically and internationally. Despite the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP)... Read more »
National Freedom Won by the People but Lost by the Neo-Colonial Generals and Elite By Mahboob A. Khawaja, PhD. Evil is evil if not stopped, it becomes a habit then a tradition,... Read more »
[Tape-ball cricket is a great innovation by Pakistanis that has gained popularity in Australia. Pakistanis have not only produced legendary players in world cricket but have also innovated the fun and recognized... Read more »
By Mahboob A. Khawaja, PhD. Leaders who could not Think as Normal Human Beings Leaders who view humanity less than in equal human status are extremely naive about their own nature of... Read more »
By Syed Atiq ul Hassan, Sydney Australia The recent statement by Penny Wong, the Australian Foreign Minister, at the National Security Conference organized by the Australian National University, may surprise many both... Read more »
By Syed Atiq ul Hassan, Sydney Australia I penned this article in 2017, yet its relevance persists in elucidating the dynamics of recent elections in India. [Many states’ affairs related to the... Read more »
Social Media Unbound: Disrupting Governance and Empowering the Masses By Syed Atiq ul Hassan, Sydney Australia The advent of the fifth generation of digital communication, alongside the powerful advanced social media tools... Read more »
[According to the World Watch 2024 Report, the Human Rights Issues still exist in Australia. The World still have concerns on Human Rights Issues in Australia] By Syed Atiq ul Hassan, Sydney... Read more »
By Syed Atiq ul Hassan, Sydney Australia; 9 May 2024 Organized chronologically, not only May 9, but the Black Days of Pakistan’s history also unfold a narrative of political upheaval, democratic struggles,... Read more »
Was 9 May bigger than 16 December By Syed Atiq ul Hassan; 9 May 2024 Organized chronologically, not only May 9, but the Black Days of Pakistan’s history also unfold a narrative... Read more »