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Pakistan’s Makkah dilemma

The rapid advance of the Houthis in Yemen has transformed the security situation around the Bab al-Mandab Strait and created…

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Who, why, how of civilisation

Civilisations do not rise by accident, nor do they decline simply because their wealth diminishes or their armies lose a…

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Regional tensions and the question of India’s strategy

By Rana Muhammad Imran Melbourne, Australia The continuing tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, alongside instability and security concerns in Balochistan…

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Are parties prepared for COP31?

With the UNFCCC COP31 is just about 60 days away, a question arises: ‘Are the parties going to be prepared…

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Who, why, how of civilisation

Civilisations do not rise by accident, nor do they decline simply because their wealth diminishes or their armies lose a…

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Can we turn money into resilience?

For countries on the front line of climate change, how much climate finance can be converted into resilience before the…

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Islamabad’s drowning habit

Ten feet: that is how high the water rose in Rawalpindi’s Leh Nullah before dawn broke over the capital two…

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Energy crisis, Pakistan’s economy and the common citizen

Pakistan is currently facing a severe economic crisis and growing public frustration. One of the major factors behind this situation…

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Bridging Pakistan’s digital divide: Why satellite internet cannot wait any longer

Pakistan’s digital divide is not a problem of missing technology; it is fundamentally a problem of regulatory pace and administrative…

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New provinces won’t be enough

There are several demands for new provinces in Pakistan, but the rationale behind them, as well as the opposition to…

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