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The war that ended where it began

“A wise man once said, Iran never won a war but never lost a negotiation”. When Fox News’ Peter Doocy…

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The eternal choice: Right and wrong in the age of moral crisis

In every era, humanity confronts defining tests that separate right from wrong. Few figures embody this distinction with greater clarity…

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From Karbala to contemporary Pakistan & Sindh: The eternal battle between truth and power

History is not simply a record of dates, battles, and personalities. It is a living mirror through which nations and…

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The eternal message of Karbala

On the tenth day of Muharram in the year 680 CE, on a sun-scorched plain in what is now southern…

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Diplomacy in 280 characters

Gone are the days when diplomacy was conducted through carefully crafted messages, discreet meetings and private negotiations. Diplomats understood a…

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Victim of its own success: How Israel won the war and lost the peace

There is a particular kind of defeat that wears the costume of victory. It is the defeat of a side…

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The missing tier in governance

The three largest parties in Pakistan each govern a province; for two, their entire support comes from a part of…

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A candle in the night

Is the war between the US and Iran really over? On the face of it, there ought to be no…

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Q Bhai is dead. Long live Qamar Ahmed

To survive for more than 60 years as a ‘journalist’ with dignity and professional integrity without any favour in cash…

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Pakistan’s efforts stop world disaster

The summer of 2026 started with a feeling of worry around the world. Under the daily routines people were closer…

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