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Post-war, increased insecurity in West Asia may result in enhanced dependence upon US-designed security architecture
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Tear down this war
Farrukh Khan Pitafi | Updated 9 hours agoCeasefires reflect exhaustion, not resolution, as instability reproduces itself
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Urumqi talks and the hard truth about Afghanistan
Durdana Najam | Updated 9 hours agoRising militancy reframes Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions as a regional, not bilateral, concern
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The Rs500 million illusion: how inflation changed NAB law
Shumayl Aziz | Updated 9 hours agoJurisdiction now hinges on inflation-adjusted values, not the nominal Rs500m figure
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Caught in paradox and conflict
Imtiaz Gul | Updated 9 hours agoGovernance failures, not just militancy, lie at the heart of Balochistan’s unrest
Lessons from the Iran war
Shahzad Chaudhry | Updated Apr 10, 2026Quitting with finesse, rather than clinging to conflict, is what ultimately shapes history
Political recalibrations in South Asia
Syed Mohammad Ali | Updated Apr 10, 2026While smaller states have now begun to reject Indian hegemony, they are not trying to form any counter-hegemonic blocs
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Another committee
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K-P: cashless economy
Updated 9 hours agoKP Digital Payment Bill 2026 is a big step towards becoming Pakistan's first cashless model economy
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Euphoric picture
Updated 9 hours agoAsian Development Bank optimistic that Pakistan's economy will grow
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Impartial appointments
Updated Apr 10, 2026IMF expresses concerns over appointments in autonomous and national bodies based on political bias
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Tear down this war
Updated 9 hours agoCeasefires reflect exhaustion, not resolution, as instability reproduces itself
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Urumqi talks and the hard truth about Afghanistan
Updated 9 hours agoRising militancy reframes Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions as a regional, not bilateral, concern
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Political recalibrations in South Asia
Updated Apr 10, 2026While smaller states have now begun to reject Indian hegemony, they are not trying to form any counter-hegemonic blocs
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Future scenario and security architecture in Middle East
Updated Apr 10, 2026Post-war, increased insecurity in West Asia may result in enhanced dependence upon US-designed security architecture
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Lessons from the Iran war
Updated Apr 10, 2026Quitting with finesse, rather than clinging to conflict, is what ultimately shapes history
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Women in power: Nepal's progress vs South Asia's paradox
Updated Apr 09, 2026True democracy demands women’s meaningful role in decision-making
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Iran, ceasefire and President Trump
Updated Apr 09, 2026Power, strategy and will shape outcomes in an unequal conflict
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Redundant by design: AI and the need to rethink universities
Updated Apr 09, 2026Adding AI courses won’t fix outdated education systems
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