By: Tanveer Nasir Education is not merely a sector of governance; it is the foundation upon which nations build prosperity,…
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Climate Diplomacy: How Foreign Missions Are Driving Pakistan’s Green Transition
By Fizza Qaisar For decades, diplomacy was measured by trade agreements, political dialogue and security cooperation. Today, another issue has…
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Police Martyrs’ Day: Along with remembeting Shuhada, high ups must put affairs on its right track
By Shamim Shahid Like previous years, this year thev Police Martyrs’ Day is being observed across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with great…
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A Habit of Second Thought
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal President Donald John Trump occupies a singular place in the history of American leadership. He is…
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Honouring Pakistan’s Police Martyrs
By Junaid Qaiser Every year, Police Martyrs’ Day reminds us of a simple but often overlooked reality: the peace and…
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The Iran Conflict: Victory by What Measure?
By Sajid Anwar Wardak Almost five months, after the military confrontation involving Iran, the United States, and Israel, competing narratives…
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Diplomacy Gets Another Chance
By Junaid Qaiser After six months of conflict between the United States and Iran, the Middle East may once again…
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Will the Map Change, or the System? Key Questions About the Future of the Merged Districts
Anwar Zada Gulyar The demand for new provinces in Pakistan is not merely a political slogan; it is an important…
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Might Makes Right?
By Musawir Qureshi A well-known proverb says, “Might makes right.” In other words, the one who holds power and authority…
Read MorePakistan at a Governance Crossroads
By Junaid Qaiser Pakistan stands at a pivotal juncture. For decades, the country has been dealing with a series of…
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