By Junaid Qaiser Pakistan and the EU just wrapped up their latest strategic talks in Brussels, and this time, the…
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Child Marriage: A Burden Too Heavy for a Young Mind
Writer: Aashan Latif In our society, marriage is not just a union of two people. It is a major shift…
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By Junaid Qaiser The United States is not wasting any time on Gaza. Right after the UN Security Council approved…
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Sindh Police Games 2025 “A revival of unity, discipline & athletic excellence”
Written by Sabahat Sarwar After a gap of 14 years, The Sindh Police Games made a powerful comeback in 2025,…
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By: Muhammad Umar Bilal Rathore In Pakistan, bonded labor is a form of modern-day slavery, in which a creditor exploits…
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IMF’s Report: Pakistan’s Crisis Is Home-Grown
Barrister Usman Ali, Ph.D. How entrenched interests, weak institutions, and unaccountable power, not external pressures,brought Pakistan to the brink. The…
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U.S. Report Credits Pakistan’s ‘Wins’ in May
By Junaid Qaiser Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s comments in Bagh this week — that a US congressional report had effectively…
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By Junaid Qaiser The political landscape of Azad Jammu and Kashmir changed markedly this week when Raja Faisal Mumtaz Rathore…
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Bundli Mama, Empty Halls, and Changing Tastes: The Decline of Pashto Theatre
Amjad Hadi Yousafzai After an eleven-year hiatus, commercial Pashto theatre returned to Nishtar Hall, but the play “Bundli Mama” was…
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By Junaid Qaiser The United Nations Security Council’s endorsement of President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan marks one of the…
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