Author: Iram Ghaffar In the early 1990s, a typical corporate office looked very different from today. Managers sat in corner…
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Gwadar Port, Gulf Concerns, and a Golden Opportunity for Pakistan
Musawir Qureshi Whenever tensions rise in the Middle East, their impact does not remain confined to that region alone; rather,…
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Pakistan and Canada: Islamabad’s Diplomacy Gains Global Acknowledgment
By Junaid Qaiser In times of escalating conflict, recognition in diplomacy often comes not through grand declarations but through measured…
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Power That Roars Only at the Weak
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal There was a man among my relatives who possessed considerable wealth and, with it, an authority…
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Information Warfare and Pakistan’s Diplomatic Challenges
By Farman Ullah In times of war and uncertainty, truth is often the first casualty, while peace efforts are overshadowed…
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Pakistan’s Bid to Pull the Region Back from the Brink
By Junaid Qaiser In the world of geopolitics, there are moments when the gap between restraint and disaster can close…
Read MoreWhispers to Roars: A Laiba Laraib Perspective on Women’s Rights in Pakistan
By Laiba Laraib I am Laiba Laraib. I am a daughter, a sister, a mother and a wife and also…
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by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal In an age where information travels faster than truth, the case of Baluchistan has increasingly become…
Read MoreA Time-Tested Bond, Moving Forward
by Junaid Qaiser The bond between Pakistanis and the United Arab Emirates is one of gratitude, built on years of…
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Nobel Prize for Field Marshal General Asim Munir
(Abdul Basit Alvi) Asim Munir is associated with a shift in national strategy and international diplomacy that prioritizes dialogue, de-escalation,…
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