By Kashif Hasan In 2015, the United Nations unveiled the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) – a set of 17 global…
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“Do we really want to silence truth for the comfort of lies?”
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A Tribute to the Candle That Lights the Path—Happy Teachers’ Day!
World Teachers’ Day (International Teachers’ Day) is commemorated worldwide on 5th October. This year’s theme is “Recasting teaching as a…
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Mounting concerns against Indian terror financing in Pakistan
By Mahboob Ahmed, Chairman, Exo Group of Companies, Portugal Allegations against India’s involvement in regional and international terrorism are intensifying,…
Read MoreEgypt’s Steady Hand in the Gaza Crisis
Written by: Mujtaba Qayyum When the Gaza conflict erupted, many nations rushed to comment. Few matched words with action. Egypt…
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Rejecting Two-State Mirage
By Ghulam Haider Shaikh The statement by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, rejecting the so-called two-state formula presented…
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The Rising Role of Robots: Comfort or Concern?
Written by: Zaheer Haider jafri In the last few decades, human life has changed faster than in any other period…
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The Silent Geography of Poverty
Saleem Bukhari Over the past three years, poverty in Pakistan has surged with alarming persistence — rising from 18.3 percent…
Read MoreChina at 76: It’s Global Leadership & Vision for Shared Prosperity
By: Syed Ali Nawaz Gilani China is celebrating its 76th fonding national anniversary with remarkable pomp and ceremony, projecting an…
Read MoreThe Gavel’s Guard: Why a Court’s Inherent Powers Are the Bedrock of Justice
Written by Qurat ul lain When people think of the authority of a judge, they often picture the shelves of…
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