Opinion

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Constitution deliberately makes altering provincial boundaries difficult

Chinese President Xi Jinping presided this largest SCO meeting

Teacher training programmes must include modules on neurodiversity and inclusive pedagogy

Israel attacks Syria every day

Political smiles and cultural MoUs cannot scrub intergenerational trauma

Humanity is also dumbfounded to witness, as a captive herd

Information without clarity can mislead just as easily as it can inform

Parachinar's tragedy is a reflection of state neglect and flawed religious policy, but all is not lost

More than any other human activity, tourism, despite being a major economic driver, is contributing to immigrant waste

Global organisations like the UN, NATO, G7, BRICS, SCO and G-20 do matter in the realm of governance

The SCO format, outlined above, is both complex and ambitious

There are several other boats in the water as well

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Climate change budgetary allocations remain modest

Educators can provide students with a comprehensive and engaging art education that fosters creativity

There is one Elephant in the room that is trampling on the framework

Into this arena steps Pakistan, not with a plea, but with principle

The tragedy is that the political elite and the establishment have treated these constitutional clauses as optional

Corruption only changes methods when it crosses borders

The economic benefits of investing in youth are significant

Diplomatic and political noise should never dissuade Pakistan from taking tough decisions to protect its dignity

Bangladesh and Pakistan differed on resolving contentious issues

Frustrated by worsening security situation

Social audits are not just about transparency

Pakistan, by contrast, lags far behind

The courage to change will not come until we care about the natural world that envelopes all of us

The problem in Pakistan is not belief in destiny itself, but its misinterpretation

The River Ravi was a covenant, a pact between land and people

Pakistan's financial sector has only recently embarked on its own green banking journey, but early steps are promising

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These instances are not random aberrations but manifestations of systemic rot

India's refusal to join BRI is based on the fact that such an action would undermine its sovereignty