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Modi's tweet a few hours after his speech clearly conveyed a sense of indignation, if not humiliation.

Two decades of the war on terror have desensitised average Pakistanis to explosions and violent death.

India's persistent provocations are a ticking time bomb.

India clearly outnumbered Pakistan on paper but Pakistan armed forces on land, sea and air outclassed them

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The flood disaster reduces agricultural and industrial productivity causing rise in poverty and unemployment.

It was a rude awakening for India from its make-believe world of Bollywood.

After the May 7 attacks on Pakistan, an increasing uncertainty prevailed in India.

Some analysts are making the case that the days ahead are more dangerous than May 9 and May 10

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The author is Advisor to the President, Aga Khan University.

While values must remain our foundation, the tools of education are changing fast - and we must keep pace.

Strategic restraint requires political will and wisdom on part of stakeholders to prevent an all-out war.

It is equally important to acknowledge how the book rehabilitates the name of Dr Abdus Salam

Much was shared online, and through WhatsApp messages.

Ruthless and lethal use of AI-driven targeting system was exemplified by IDF in Gaza.

The first set of orders imposed tariffs on imports entering the country.

India is trying to camouflage its war hysteria under its anti-terrorism shenanigans.

PMD has placed three provinces of Pakistan (Punjab, Sindh and Balochistan) on a drought alert.

There is no evidence of any linkage of Pakistan to the Pahalgam attack.

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Carney made the unambiguous statement about his country on the back of a fresh mandate

India struck with missiles at multiple locations inside Pakistan.

What appears on the surface as a transformation is a mere rearrangement of the stage.

Let's glance at some of the prolonged and destructive wars in history.

The global spike in military expenditure is accompanied by major cuts in aid for human development

This "rent-seeking" approach could weigh on the global economy and the US economy.

Italians, being Italians, never gave up on summiting the K2.

Pakistan too can step forward to deconstruct and reform its century-old system of governance-by-photocopies

The party, once known for its centralised command and discipline, disintegrated into factions.

Climbing down from EL without military showdown, hence, was embarrassing for PM Modi who publicly spoke of revenge.

The drive for gender diversity in corporate leadership has produced a range of outcomes on a global scale.

Aggression is the most supreme war crime because it involves everything that follows.

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