Hormuz — alternatives and peace
US seems desperate to clinch a deal as the cost of war has spiralled out of control
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Iran - boots on the ground
Inam Ul Haque | Updated 14 hours agoEscalation risks widen as Iran holds leverage over global oil routes
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A strategic neglect
Durdana Najam | Updated 14 hours agoCritical minerals shift global power, placing Pakistan at a strategic crossroads
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Israel's changing greed
Imran Jan | Updated 14 hours agoA denied food card highlights systemic cracks in America’s safety net
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Classroom needs a teacher, not a tyrant
Yumna Zahid Ali | Updated 14 hours agoHarsh school practices fuel emotional damage instead of learning
OIC members' dismal existence
Dr Shujjat Ahmed | Updated Apr 01, 2026The orientalist rarely sees the natural-civilisation decline cycle, analyses by blaming Islamic teachings
The republic that waits
Syed Jalal Hussain | Updated Apr 01, 2026If ultimate authority belongs to a figure who will return, then no existing state can claim final sovereignty
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Five-point plan: the way to go
Updated 15 hours agoBeijing’s entry boosts a five-point plan aimed at ending war, restoring regional stability
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IMF tightrope
Updated 15 hours agoAmbitious tax goals clash with weak revenues, highlighting Pakistan’s urgent reform needs
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Reputational damage
Updated 15 hours agoSlow courts, vague laws make defamation cases in Pakistan rare to resolve
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Rape brutality
Updated Apr 01, 2026Rap culture is enabled by deep-rooted societal norms, structural failures
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A strategic neglect
Updated 14 hours agoCritical minerals shift global power, placing Pakistan at a strategic crossroads
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Iran - boots on the ground
Updated 14 hours agoEscalation risks widen as Iran holds leverage over global oil routes
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Israel's changing greed
Updated 14 hours agoA denied food card highlights systemic cracks in America’s safety net
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Pakistan's strategic moment in a changing world order
Updated Apr 01, 2026Pakistan is a unique country that has rarely been swayed by shifting tides
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A degree for marriage market
Updated Apr 01, 2026Ironically, fathers often spend millions on their daughters' medical education
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The republic that waits
Updated Apr 01, 2026If ultimate authority belongs to a figure who will return, then no existing state can claim final sovereignty
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