By Junaid Qaiser The Gulf region has once again become the focal point of global attention. Escalating Houthi attacks against…
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The Concession That Isn’t: Pakistan’s Fractured Promise to Persons with Disabilities
By Dr. Muhammad Shabbir A person with a disability planning a single journey across Pakistan a flight into Islamabad, a…
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From Digital Corridors to Quantum Valley
By Junaid Qaiser Only a day after writing about how the new Silk Road is increasingly being built through data,…
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Politics of Possession
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal There are certain facts buried deep within the annals of history that have been deliberately veiled,…
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How Can Pakistan Eradicate Polio?
By:Abdul Karim Pakistan’s fight against polio has entered its fourth decade, yet the virus continues to circulate despite repeated vaccination…
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By: Hafsa Zaib When we talk about tobacco, the conversation usually begins with smoking, addiction and disease. But the story…
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Protests, Sit-Ins, Long Marches and Practical Solutions of the Issues
(Abdul Basit Alvi) Pakistan is facing rising political tensions as Jamaat-e-Islami and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf announce sit-ins, protests, and long marches…
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The New Silk Road Is Digital
By Junaid Qaiser For centuries, great civilizations were connected by the Silk Road. Caravans carried silk, spices, precious metals, ideas,…
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A Child’s Mind in the Age of AI
By: Muhammad Talmeez Picture two children. One sits with a battered novel open in both hands, tracing sentences, imagining places…
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Gender-based violence lingers like a shadow over women of Malakand
By: Farishta Noor Behind the Serena hills and green mountains of Division Malakand, many women live with a little fear…
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