Opinion

How Islamabad Helped Pull the World Back from the Brink

In an era defined by volatility, where global conflicts escalate at the speed of a missile launch and diplomacy often…

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Subsidies are not the answer

Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire in the Middle East deserve due recognition. One looks forward to the positive…

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Pakistan’s hyperscale moment

The Gulf region has long stood as the epicentre of digital infrastructure in the broader Middle East, with countries like…

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The imperium of ego

From its inception, the American presidency has bound immense destructive capacity to the temperament of a single individual. It is…

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Pakistan’s hyperscale moment

The Gulf region has long stood as the epicentre of digital infrastructure in the broader Middle East, with countries like…

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The importance of being Pakistan

The world at large has been taken aback by Islamabad’s conspicuous role as the only interlocutor between Washington, DC and…

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Invisible victims: How domestic violence leaves lifelong scars on children

When Fatima, a 21-year-old student from Karachi, recalls her childhood, painful memories of a home, where anger could turn to…

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Riding the oil shock

Wars in the Middle East have a persistent habit of spreading far beyond their geographic boundaries. They move through tankers,…

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An escalation trap?

There are moments in history when a conflict ceases to be merely a contest of power and becomes a test…

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Pakistan’s market mirage

In the early 1990s, stock markets were seen as part of the economy; today, they are often treated as its…

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