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By Sara Ali Syed Pakistan’s judiciary, once a fragile but essential pillar of democracy, is now facing institutional breakdown. Judicial…
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Why Greenland Suddenly Matters
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Greenland, for centuries perceived as a silent expanse of ice at the edge of the known…
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By Junaid Qaiser President Donald Trump’s call for various countries to come together on a proposed “Board of Peace” for…
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