By Kokab Shahzad & Mashal Rehman In an age when roughly two-thirds of humanity has internet access, the ability to…
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United Nations: Between Global Justice and Power Politics
Barrister Usman Ali, Ph.D. When international law appears to bend before the interests of powerful states, confidence in the global…
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Islamabad Stands Firm with Riyadh
By Junaid Qaiser At a moment when the Middle East is facing one of its most dangerous escalations in recent…
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Water War Could Destroy the Gulf
Saleem Bukhari Hundreds of desalination plants line the coasts of the Persian Gulf, quietly sustaining the lives of not thousands…
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War of the civilized people
BY Akhtar Ali Burki Following the atrocities in Gaza, Israel, along with the United States, launched a new wave of…
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An Energy Crisis or an Opportunity?
Written by: Sajid Anwar Wardak Pakistan has a familiar pattern of handling economic and energy crises: the burden ultimately falls…
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Saleem Bukhari Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, the United States has repeatedly sought to weaken or overthrow Iran’s government. In…
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“Peace Promises, War Realities: The Escalating Crises in the Middle East”
By Rehman Yar, student of BS public policy at Government College University, Lahore. The so-called founder and self-nominated permanent chairman…
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The Hidden Hands Behind Rising Regional Conflicts
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal In the intricate theatre of global politics, alliances often emerge not merely from shared values but…
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The Arrival of Taliban in Bara and the Performance of Government Institutions
By Musawar Qureshi The Tehsil Bara of Khyber District in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has historically been a sensitive area regarding security.…
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