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By: Irbaz Jadoon To understand global politics, one recurring theory comes to light “Realism”. According to this view, peace is…
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Toxic Water in Dera Ismail Khan: A Hidden Killer and the Way Forward
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The Cost of Justice: How KP’s Legal Community Is Under Attack
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