By Sardar Khan NiaziPakistan’s recurring crises, economic fragility, political polarization, internal insecurity and eroding public trust are discussed as isolated problems. Stability and security will not come from short-term fixes or emotional appeals, but from sustained institutional reform, political maturity and a renewed social contract between the state and its citizens. Stability demands that all actors political, judicial and security-related operate strictly within constitutional limits. Stability and security will not come from one leader, one institution or one narrative. They will come when the state chooses reform over rhetoric, inclusion over coercion, and long-term planning over short-term survival.

Source: The Patriot December 20, 2025 21:09 UTC