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The next climate frontier

For many Pakistanis, the annual climate negotiations held under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) often appear…

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Not at peace with itself

When Ashura processions reached their destinations in major cities of the country on Friday evening, a massive security operation that…

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Pakistan’s demographic crossroads

National security is no longer defined solely by territorial defence, as nation-states are increasingly tested by their ability to provide…

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Human smuggling crisis: is FIA losing public trust?

Human smuggling still remains one of Pakistan’s most persistent governance and law-enforcement challenges. Despite years of crackdowns, arrests and tighter…

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Transforming diplomatic success into economic development

Pakistan has emerged as a master negotiator between the United States and Iran by leveraging uniquely balanced bilateral access, strategic geographic positioning,…

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DNA alone not enough: Landmark LHC judgment and a reflection of judicial excellence

In criminal cases—particularly rape prosecutions—the judiciary faces one of the most delicate responsibilities in the justice system: ensuring that victims…

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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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