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Iran war and the future of modern conflict
US has ultimately chosen to execute the second option of cutting a deal with Iran
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After the MoU
Swiss city by the lake is brimming with tourists this time of the year
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Violence against women
Femicide statistics show that over 7,500 women were killed between 2021 and 2024
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Skilling young entrepreneurs in a fast-evolving green economy
Pakistan's economy remains deeply connected to climate-sensitive sectors
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Why Pakistan's push to blacklist BLA merits consideration
The proposal was blocked by the US, France and the UK on procedural grounds
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Our climate gauntlet and the world's empty promises
In a matter of weeks, the same scorched earth will be inundated by monsoon rains
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Grace under pressure
Cessation of hostilities in each war offers you a moment to reflect on what was lost and what was gained
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New normal in the US; what about Pakistan?
The path to the MoU has catapulted Pakistan back onto the global radar
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Pakistan needs to rethink healthcare
Health sector's share in the overall social sector development budget stands at 2.2% of the total social sector
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Echoes of heritage: Lahore's past and future
A letter to Hazrat Ali Hajwiri
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Morality and God
The ongoing Gaza episode is not a case on the sidelines of human activity
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Pakistan's terrorism landscape: challenges and remedies
The year 2026 did not bode well for Pakistan in terms of internal security
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Industrial policy with teeth
Pakistan continues to spend much of its policy vim defending legacy sectors through tariff walls
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US and Iran - after the deal
Despite growing unpopularity of clerical regime in Iran, there is a strong sentiment to face off US-Israeli combine
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Mothers in the workforce deserve daycare
Quaid-e-Azam himself declared that no nation can rise to glory unless women stand side by side with men
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Muslim and Jewish traitors in US
Pollard was arrested by FBI, spent years in prison for his actions working against national security interests of US
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Living in a hotter Pakistan
Temperature extremes should serve as a warning that climate change is now a lived reality
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Pakistan's poverty crisis is no longer about income alone
For decades, Pakistan measured poverty through a simple question: how much money does a household earn or spend?
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Taliban's foreign policy
The Taliban remain isolated from the rest of the world diplomatically, politically
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Spatialising Karachi
The US-Israeli war on Iran has realigned regional and intercity urban spaces
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An original institution
Twenty-two years ago, in 2004, I met Syed Babar Ali for the first time
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Talk first, sue later
If mediation can help two adversarial countries find common ground, why are we so reluctant to use it closer to home?
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The cost of never finishing the story
Deep beneath the deserts of Chagai lies one of the world's largest deposits of copper and gold
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Three crises, one silence
Suicide, femicide, filicide
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The invisible wounds of corrosive assaults
The psychological consequences experienced by acid attack survivors are painful and difficult to recover from
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Exams in summers: an ordeal or adventure
Our students deserve all the accolades because of the ordeals they go through to pursue their academic dreams
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Global issues and vertical integration
Economic historians coined the phrase 'vertical integration' to understand the rise of Rockefeller's oil conglomerate
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Shibboleths and scamdemic in corporate India
Shibboleths are words, customs or behaviours that distinguish members of a particular group from outsiders
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UAE's middle power moment
UAE has alienated itself from the rest of the Gulf
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Saved by the Budget?
Budget also tells a political story
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Universities at the brink
Students have increasingly entered the protest space and aligned their concerns with those of teachers and staff
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Enlightened hypocrisy
Meet intellectuals, journalists of our society, you find a blend of Diogenes Jesus of Nazareth
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Dithering Pakistan's water woes
As Pakistan deals with the protests in Azad Kashmir, India's Minister of Water, CR Patil, has dropped a bombshell
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Let them have their fun
The planet itself is about to be demolished within seconds, and these two are the likely escapees
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The real threat of AI is not AI
It is the learned helplessness that comes with believing AI has made them obsolete
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To Eve: my testimony, a society's reckoning
The fear is real, the pain is real, and the silence imposed on women is cruel
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How conflict fuels inequality
A global economic shock emerging from the Iran conflict is rapidly evolving into a new kind of inequality shock
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Education divide behind CSS failures
In competitive examinations such as CSS, success depends on uniform preparation, comparable educational standards
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Reconstituting the state
Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir have been in the news lately for both good and bad reasons
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An enduring friendship
This year marks the 76th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Portugal and Pakistan
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India's failed pursuit of Pakistan's isolation
In the midst of India's hallucinatory obsession with Pakistan, what was truly lost was South Asia itself
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Afghanistan - riddle, mystery or enigma?
Churchill's characterisation of the Soviet Union fits modern-day Afghanistan best
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Oh, this intrusive nuptial query!
The question that refuses to die
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How US and Israel are the biggest losers of this war
It is the fall from grace that hits the powerful states harder than actual defeat
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Reimagining healthcare for the displaced
This all may seem like a sudden series of events of the last couple of years
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How Agentic AI could transform the SME sector
Agentic AI is becoming more financially accessible, which is one of the most significant barriers for SMEs






































