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Partition 1947: Their worlds suddenly changed, never to be the same again
Only by understanding the element of the people involved can we comprehend the element of sacrifice involved.
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Will reforming the guardianship law lead to real change in Saudi Arabia?
The worst deterrent comes not from within Saudi Arabia, but beyond: tech companies.
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292 mass shootings in 220 days – is gun violence the new normal in the US?
Americans make up about 4.4% of the world population but own 42% of the world’s guns.
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India and Pakistan need to win peace, not arguments
What peaceful solution could possibly emerge in IoK if both nations are too pre-occupied with their bickering.
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Modi has no one to blame but himself for Imran-Trump’s successful meet
India intended to be the ‘friend of all’ but ended being trusted by none after Modi bungled its multi-alignment policy
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Can Boris Johnson be Britain’s saviour?
The road ahead is fraught with obstacles and we are about to see a wave of resignations, protests, tough negotiations.
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Justin Trudeau vs Andrew Scheer: who will be Canada’s next prime minister
Scheer is trying to rely on divisive politics, like Donald Trump, and gain the votes needed to take down Trudeau.
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Imran Khan wins America
Without a leader whose reach is global, few listened to Pakistan over the last 25 years. But with Imran, this changed.
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Given the recent spat and strained relations, how will the Imran-Trump meet unfold?
It could either help Pakistan stay afloat, or it could just be a show of solidarity towards regional security.
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The UN can only watch in silence, while the Uighur can only suffer in silence
When an autocratic state becomes a superpower, it gains a certain amount of immunity from the international regime.