In January 2026, an evolving security situation and rising tensions in Tirah Valley and parts of Kurram led thousands of…
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The Screen in Our Hands, the Silence in Our Hearts
Laiba Laraib We wake up to notifications. We scroll before we pray. We know what is happening in Gaza, in…
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The Clouds of Authoritarianism
Adil Khan M.Phil. Scholar at the National Institute of Pakistan Studies (NIPS), QAU Adilkhanonline899@gmail.com. What can be expected when the…
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By Syed Nouman Ud Din, Advocate > “When personal interests came into play, the supporters of ’45’ and ’47’ stood…
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Friends: A Blessing from Allah… and Sometimes a Test
By Musawir Qureshi Friends are among the greatest blessings bestowed by Allah. Every blessing carries sweetness and grace, and when…
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Neighbours by Destiny
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal In the teachings of Islam, the bonds of human society are held in the highest regard,…
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Taxing the Visible, Rewarding the Invisible: Pakistan’s Dangerous Fiscal Trap
By: Muhammad Talmeez Pakistan’s fiscal policy increasingly resembles a government trying to fill a leaking reservoir by pumping more water…
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KP Assembly: Divided on the People, United on Self-Interest
Amjad Hadi Yousafzai If there is one political miracle that has consistently occurred in Pakistan, it is the remarkable unity…
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A Hospital Reborn HMC Peshawar
WASEEM KHATTAK There is a particular kind of cynicism that takes root in countries where institutions have disappointed for long…
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Pakistan’s Resolve Against Terrorism
By Junaid Qaiser In an era where wars are no longer confined to conventional battlefields, national security demands more than…
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