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Point of no return?
What happens after the fiery press conference given by Director General ISPR
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Plight of young lawyers
Fresh graduates, even exceptional ones, earn significantly less than their counterparts in other professions
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Sindh's radiant heritage
Sacred cradle of Indus Valley civilisation, dating back to 5000 BC; a land of saints, sages, Sufis mystics
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Closed borders: answer to terrorism and stability?
Pakistan can’t fight terror or revive exports with shutdowns, only steady policy and planning can
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Reductive commitment traps
Global politics shifting fast, nations must rethink how they read the world.
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Unchecked power and corruption
Pakistan pays the price when power serves privilege, not people
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VPNs: Pakistan's invisible digital challenge
As extremism goes encrypted, Pakistan must regulate VPNs or risk losing the digital front
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Rethinking foreign investments in Pakistan
Pakistan needs to go beyond attracting capital to strengthen its economic balance sheet
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Traffic fines in Karachi and Chanakya's philosophy
With reckless driving rampant, Karachi’s steep fines aim to restore order, protect lives
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From home to nation: the cost of silence
Pakistan’s youth is taught obedience over critical thought, at home and in schools
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Empathy burnout
In a world demanding nonstop emotional output, protecting one's empathy becomes resistance
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Saudi-Israel normalisation is dead — for now
Donald Trump has stepped up pressure on Saudi Arabia to join Abraham Accords
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Gilgit-Baltistan — the way it was
Skardu Airport can land the larger Boeing planes and now takes flights from other cities
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'Green on blue attack' on American soil
A man who attacks innocent people is nothing but a coward
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A curious balance: between will and waves!
Standing amid this vast ocean of challenges may have been nature's choice for me
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PAF’s ascendancy: how Marka-e-Haq redefined airpower, reaffirmed Pakistan’s strategic maturity
Air Chief made clear that graduates were stepping into very different Air Force from one their predecessors inherited
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The rhythm of the heart
When its rhythm becomes a metaphor for life’s fragility
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Abraham Accords: strategic success or geopolitical shortcut?
The Abraham Accords mark a major regional shift but bypass Palestine, leaving their long-term stability in doubt
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The legal marginalisation of Muslims in Modi's India
India’s new laws, Hindutva politics are eroding Muslim rights, raising concerns over regional stability
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Disabled people in Pakistan — daring to dream
Disabled Pakistanis don’t lack talent, they lack supportive systems
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Our shadow education: a red light for a failing institution
Pakistan’s booming tuition market signals collapsing schools, widening inequality as parents now pay twice to escape
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To learn or to succeed?
When shortcuts trump curiosity, education loses its purpose
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The fall of the House of Justice
Once a symbol of civic hope, Pakistan's judiciary now declines with overreaching, infighting, lost credibility
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Trademarks, AI and future of Pakistan's innovation economy
Pakistan’s AI boom is outpacing its legal safeguards, raising urgent questions about IP, secrecy, accountability
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Graves on roads
Death of 3-year-old boy due to open manhole causes uproar, Karachi mayor refuses to be accountable for urban neglect
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Islamabad, Kabul on collision course
Prospects for diplomatic efforts remain slim
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Teacher abuse
Should not our policies ensuring the healthy learning of students also apply to teachers?
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India's Musalman problem
How Hindutva governance is deepening a historic faultline
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Ending HIV for mothers and children: a call to action
In Pakistan, thousands continue to face a rising number of preventable HIV infections that jeopardise their futures
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Karoonjhar calling
Defying heritage significance and SHC rulings, the provincial government appealed to the SC
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Delays in justice
The glorification of violence, materialism and instant gratification often normalises deviant behaviour
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Khan's third option
Legislative majority in hand, tenures locked in, judiciary executive-ised, architecture of new system of governance
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Is Afghanistan a Mexico of Pakistan?
Pakistan-Afghanistan border is deeply entangled with insurgency, terrorism, militant groups and insurgent sanctuaries
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Hearing words, missing meanings
Talking has become harder, not easier
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Fix the system
Pakistan is running out of space to delay the reforms it has avoided for decades
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Indian malice
Simply claiming the Indian mind is influenced by Modi's Hindutva is putting the cart before the horse
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Global North and South — and China's inevitability
Dhaka forum saw Global South delegates openly question Western dominance, urge new Asian-led alternatives
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Exploring the intersection of art and activism
A tribute to Salima Hashmi’s new exhibition, where four women artists dismantle power, identity and aesthetic norms
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Restructuring the military system
Pakistan’s military reforms must preserve unity of command, avoid bureaucratic control over emerging warfighting tools
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Geo-strategic calculus of Pakistan and India
Sindoor 1.0 was a failure, but it was not given a state burial
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The IMF's superficial assessment of corruption
Their diagnosis is superficial because it fails to acknowledge underlying reasons corruption persists in Pakistan
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The who and what of writing!
Humans are born with a plethora of biases
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Pakistan's elite capture
GCDA adopts a neoliberal framework
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Our GSP+ moment: progress, challenges and perception
This directive is not a condemnation, but rather an opportunity
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Modi's dangerous calculus
Every now and then an embarrassed Indian politico-military leadership hurls threats against Pakistan
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Why Pakistan is growing as a market, not as a producer
Pakistan’s foreign investment strategy needs a shift to production-focused investments to boost exports, industry
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'My Story'
Dr Javed Anwar Aziz’s life story taught me about resilience, anger management, the power of graceful exits
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Afghan dead end
Pakistan faces a critical decision: act militarily against Afghan-based terrorists or risk escalating with India
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Delusional political fiefdoms
Pakistan’s politicians misinterpret Zohran Mamdani's vision, failing to reflect his commitment to justice, equality
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Learning and technology
AI may impact teaching, but genuine intellectual engagement, original thought remain key to learning









































