Crowning the Dams

Reclaiming Sovereignty – Part IV Expanding on the May 2026 diagnostic, this ten-part series probes Pakistan’s energy fragility throughstructural and technical lenses. Parts I–III diagnosed the capacity trap, rewired the grid, and paved the road.Part IV addresses the engine room: floating solar on reservoirs, pumped hydro storage, and the waterenergy-food nexus that together deliver sovereign,…

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The Makkah Defence Agreement

Opportunity, Obligation or Strategic Ambiguity? “The US-Led Middle East Order is over. The Makkah Agreement proves it”.Council on Foreign Relations (US) Let me begin this paper by acknowledging that the appropriate time for public critique of a government decision is normally before that decision is made, while the matter remains under contemplation and consideration. At…

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Whither Security

An evolving synopsis from Mideast to South Asia Franz Kafka, a German-Jewish Czech writer of repute, was quite farsighted as he penned an unfinished fiction story about a badger in his novel ‘The Burrow’. Therein, in his imaginary description, he noted that the polyphyletic creature becomes obsessed with securing itself against imagined threats. While not…

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Global South Innovation & Investment Summit 2026 – Day 2

Sehrish Mustafa (Moderator): Esteemed delegates from China and Pakistan. On behalf of Pathfinder Group, it is my great honor to welcome you all today to Day 2 of the Global South Innovation and Investment Summit 2026 at AmaaniBagh. Following the remarkable success of yesterday’s inaugural sessions, where we brought together industry leaders, investors, development partners,…

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Global South Innovation & Investment Summit 2026-Day 1

Pathfinder CITADEL and OIC COMSTECH co-organized the 2-day Global South Innovation & Investment Summit 2026 at AmaaniBagh Angoori in Islamabad, bringing together policymakers, technologists, and business leaders to advance economic cooperation across the Global South. The summit drew a distinguished gathering of delegates, including a 15-member delegation from the Commercial Cultural Association of China (CCAC),…

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