Author name: Omar Nawaz

The Writer is Pakistan Based Independent Researcher . His Graduation Is In The Subject Of Political Science And Interested In Political Issues, Economy, Philosophy And Climate Change.

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Pakistan’s Frequent Moves to IMF: Loan Mismanagement Or Economy Needs Overhauling.

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In July this year, it was the 13th time in its history that Pakistan received a much-needed International Monetary Fund (IMF) financial assistance trench. Subsequent questions come to mind: Why has the IMF played a lifeline role in Pakistan’s economic structure for so long? The other is also important: Why is Pakistan’s economy on a… Read more

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Decoding Pakistan’s Civil-Military Relationship and Its Impacts on National Politics.

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Pakistan’s civil-military relationship has a checkered history. It is a subject of perennial concern and fascination. In the absence of a clear framework from the beginning, Pakistan has struggled to strike a balance between civilian and military authority. This power struggle has profoundly impacted the nation’s political landscape, shaping its governance, foreign policy, national security

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Pakistan’s Quest for a Hybrid Governance Model: Consequences For Fledgling Democracy.

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Pakistan finds itself at a crossroads in the ever-evolving landscape of global governance. With every experiment, from direct military rule to transforming into a presidential form of government and the recent hybrid governance model, the country still lacks a gross root skeleton of governance.  The nation has grappled with a unique challenge – effectively balancing

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Unravelling Pakistan’s Political Psychology: From Conflict to Hope.

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Violence is a common human phenomenon. However, politics, particularly in the underdeveloped world, exacerbates it in various ways and manifestations. Political violence, in Pakistan’s case, is a recurring feature of its day-to-day national political affairs. Politics and violence remain compelling subjects in Pakistan, which is filled with diverse political landscapes. This article explores the profound

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Pakistan’s Unending Political Polarization: Causes and Implications.

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 Since its inception, Pakistan has been struggling with a myriad of issues and challenges. Some of the initial problems, which proved perennial, hindered its route to progress. The country needed an agreed constitution, which took its first 9 years. Most of its problems were not appropriately addressed, and moving forward, the country was in a

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Factors Responsible for the Rise of Islamophobia in the West

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Islamophobia, fear of Islam being a violent religion, and so the followers of Islam are inherently extremists and carry violent idealogy. The irrational fear and hatred of Islam and Muslims have witnessed a troubling surge in Western societies over the past few decades. Certain groups worldwide carry out their extremist ideologies to fulfil their notorious

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