Opinion

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Post-ceasefire, Pakistan's relations with China have reached new highs.

They solved one problem, only to create another, bigger one.

This is not a plea for importing costly technologies.

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Beneath G7 downfall, there lies aggrandisement of threats and advancement of self-seeking interests

Trump is known for making U-turns in his policy statements

Pakistan ought to seriously revisit the entire RTI process

The nearly 700-page book beautifully captures these threads from the perspective of a young boy

There are five years remaining in the 2030 Agenda with fewer than 20 per cent of SDG targets on track

Jerusalem had reached the conclusion that Tehran was working to develop nuclear bombs to obliterate the Jewish state

The generalisations don't pop up out of nowhere

The reason was simple: any direct attack on Iran's nuclear facilities risked triggering a full-scale regional war

Agriculture sector this year has been poor with a fall in production of most major crops and overall growth of 0.56%

There is all the likelihood of another sovereign state being bullied and attacked by a ruthless power

The citizens of Kashmore recently travelled to Islamabad to protest the rampant criminality

A middle-aged bakery salesman I know was earning Rs7,500 until recently

Both India and Israel simply underestimated the Iranian and the Pakistani national resolve

While nations are bigger than ideologies, their ruling elites often are not

The post-WWI world order fundamentally altered the trajectory of Muslim societies

The minister has also provided a quick solution to the current health challenge

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That's not just a logistical improvement -— it's a strategic shift.

Iran claims the site was already evacuated.

Pakistan remains one of the ten most climate-vulnerable countries.

Israel controls America from within is not a conspiracy theory.

This isn't just unsustainable, it's corrosive.

UNEP is our best bet in this situation.

Self-employment also plays a key role in lifting families out of poverty.

Globally, such transfer pathways are not only permitted, but encouraged

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The importance of the Strait of Hormuz is not limited to the Middle East

The expenditures incurred on military and arms would be best spent upon education and health

The group is headed by Assa bin Saad bin Atef al-Awlaki, who posted a chilling video

It has been observed that after every PTM, students find their relationship with parents or teachers more strained

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The world order today knows no values, no morality.

But revisit the unofficial ask: low-yield nukes are still nukes.