Education is often discussed as a development need—a tool to reduce poverty, improve employment, and raise living standards. While this…
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Iran on Edge, Region Watches Closely
by Junaid Qaiser Iran is currently facing a tumultuous period that poses serious risks not just for itself, but for…
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Steps into the Past: Hyderabad’s Historic Sites Get a Fresh Spotlight
Sabahat Sarwar Hyderabad, a city layered with centuries of history, culture and architectural brilliance, continues to reflect its rich past…
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Justice Returns, One Street at a Time
By Sahibzada Khan Peshawar is one of the oldest living cities in South Asia, a city of culture, hospitality, and…
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From Millennials to Gen Z: Bridging the Gap Without Losing the Plot
By: Syed Waqar Akbar I was raised in the era of landlines, handwritten notes, and patiently waiting for things to…
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Diplomacy or Disruption: Pakistan at the Crossroads of Iran–US Tensions
Aamir Ayub: The rising tensions between Iran and the United States have once again pushed the Middle East and its…
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Gratitude for the Blessings We Rarely Notice
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Allah Almighty has bestowed upon mankind blessings so numerous that they defy counting and transcend human…
Read MoreReframing Pakistan–Bahrain Ties
By Junaid Qaiser President Asif Ali Zardari’s recent state visit to Bahrain was filled with symbolism, but its real significance…
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Narrative Unity as National Defense
By Junaid Qaiser Today, Pakistan faces security challenges that extend far beyond mere border conflicts or isolated acts of terrorism.…
Read MoreThought & Observation
By: Waqar Ahmad “A travelogue is the echo of the writer’s inner world, where observation transforms into thought and thought…
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