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Saudi-Emirati ties: A Gulf symphony
Amid the chaos, KSA and UAE have emerged as two lead performers, delivering a show that redefines regional diplomacy.
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Pakistan-Iraq relations: What did Bilawal Bhutto Zardari's visit achieve?
Bilawal's successful diplomatic visit to Iraq further enhances his determination in his role as foreign minister
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Collective conscience of the leaders of ummah taking a nap
We lament the un-Islamic culture of western societies but they are the ones who answer when refugees knock in despair
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Will India take responsibility for its missile accident?
Such accidental firings of missiles gravely question the safety and credibility of India’s weapons systems.
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America's continued war in Afghanistan
The US spent over $2 trillion in killing Afghans but can't spare a few billions to help them rebuild their country
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No right to have rights
We should not have supported the Taliban how we did and now the Afghan people, especially women, are paying the price
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Climate justice: Is the world ready to compensate Pakistan?
Leading COP27's agenda was a historic moment for Pakistan.
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Saifullah Paracha's 18 years in an unjust system
Guantanamo is an example of state-sponsored terror and a stain on the credibility of the US against its war on terror.
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How China’s rise is challenging the American global world order
Resolution of disputes will become less likely, with each side vying to thwart the other for fear of loss in dominance
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Has Mahsa Amini sparked a revolution in Iran?
Mandating the removal of the hijab is as problematic as making it mandatory to wear it, and it needs to be condemned.