Written by: Syed Nouman ud Din Advocate Chairman, Peace and Justice Human Rights Organization (PJHRO) Some news stories are not…
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From Roads to Innovation: China’s New Investment Strategy in Pakistan
By Fizza Qaisar For a decade, China’s footprint in Pakistan was easy enough to picture. Highways cutting through mountains, power…
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A Gesture of Gratitude, A Signal of Trust
By Junaid Qaiser Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian’s visit to Pakistan following the U.S.-Iran diplomatic breakthrough in Switzerland was a gesture…
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The Price of Digital Isolation: How Internet Chokeholds are Driving Tech Capital Out of Pakistan
Muhammad Talmeez Islamabad suffers from a glaring double standard when it comes to the digital economy. On any given day,…
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A Posh Islamabad Society Between Promises and Reality
Barrister Usman Ali, Ph.D. A residential community marketed as a symbol of modern urban planning, premium amenities, and a high…
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Peace Dividend: How Pakistan Stands to Gain from a New Iran
By Junaid Qaiser For decades, Pakistan has paid a heavy price for instability in its neighborhood. Wars, sanctions, geopolitical rivalries,…
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Pakistan’s Vigilance Against India’s Dirty Game in Azad Kashmir
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal There is an old and wise Urdu saying that a single dirty fish can pollute the…
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Syed Sardar Badshah: A Symbol of Art, Culture, and Humanitarian Service
Amjad Hadi Yousafzai In the cultural and artistic history of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, there are certain personalities whose talent, character, and…
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Taxation, Fiscal Sustainability, and the Future of Malakand Division
By Mian Najeeb Ullah Taxation is the backbone of every modern state. No country can provide quality education, healthcare, infrastructure,…
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By Junaid Qaiser Bürgenstock Breakthrough reflects how persistent engagement, patient mediation, and political courage can create opportunities for peace even…
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