by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal The progress of nations is seldom measured merely by the laws they enact or the institutions…
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Trump Says Deal Is Near: Pakistan’s Peace Diplomacy Delivers
By Junaid Qaiser President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he had canceled scheduled U.S. military strikes and bombings against…
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Written by : Tooba Tehreem The recent acid attack on a female doctor in Quetta, the murder of a young…
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Gender-Responsive Transport Key to Inclusive Development in KP
By Zuhra Luqman Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s efforts to modernize its transport sector have significantly improved mobility, but experts argue that true…
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Dragon Boat Festival — A Significant Milestone in Pak-China Friendship
By: Naz Pervin Different civilizations around the world celebrate festivals that are not only a source of joy and entertainment…
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Two and a Half Centuries of Freedom
By Muhammad Kashif Mirza I have attended many diplomatic receptions in Islamabad over the years. Most are professionally managed. Some…
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Acid Is Not Thrown on a Face — It Is Thrown on a Life
Syed Nouman Ud Din Advocate It was an ordinary afternoon. The stove was burning in the kitchen. The gentle sounds…
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Continuous Operations Against Terrorism, But What is the Outcome?
By: Musawir Qureshi Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has once again been gripped by a wave of terrorism. In a recent attack by…
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Lessons from History and the Imperative of National Vigilance
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal History is often described as the mirror of nations. Within its reflection are preserved the triumphs…
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Environmental Protection: Nature, Law, and the Powerful Elite
Barrister Usman Ali, Ph.D. Environmental protection has become one of the most urgent responsibilities of modern states. The survival of…
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