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Iran and Israel - hesitance to war
In one's opinion, this is the end of 'intentional' escalation from both sides
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Afghanistan's internal fault Lines
Reports indicate ideological divisions among Taliban leaders on governance, resource, international relations
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Redefining the judiciary via constitutional amendments
One of the most contentious aspects of 26th Amendment is its overhaul of judicial appointment process
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Poor at marginality
According to the PIDE, Pakistan's poverty rate stands at 39.5%
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Climate finance: a complex puzzle at COP29
Conference to prioritise establishing concrete frameworks for climate finance, developing carbon markets, damage funds
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Unacceptable solutions on dowry violence: call for genuine advocacy
.Research indicates women are likely to experience repeated sexual violence, severe physical assaults
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Rights of senior citizen in Pakistan
Senior citizens play a vital role in culture; Pakistan must enhance laws to protect their rights and welfare.
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Towards a multi-polar world: can BRICS, SCO serve as catalyst?
October 2024 saw the BRICS and SCO summits highlight the push for a multipolar world, challenging the US-led order.
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Why are we failing to eradicate polio?
Pakistan faces a polio crisis with 40 cases this year, highlighting urgent need for revamped eradication strategies.
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Science and simple solutions
Dr. Richard Cash’s ORS saved millions, highlighting the impact of simple, research-backed solutions.
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Think global and act local: Pakistan's SDGs challenge
Pakistan’s SDG efforts lag due to weak local engagement, needing more grassroots involvement for effective work.
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Modi's Mussalman problem
India's diversity faces challenges under Modi's leadership, with rising tensions between Hindus and Muslims.
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Untapped power
Pakistan's rich heritage can fuel growth and redefine its global image, but is the nation ready to embrace its past
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Agree-culture
Groupthink stifles individuality, conditioning students to conform rather than challenge ideas in education.
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False realities, forbidden histories and intellectuals
Babarra massacre highlights how propaganda shapes Pakistan's history, erasing regional diversity and truth.
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Brussels or Pyongyang?
The flow of information is crucial for democracy; without it, Pakistan risks dysfunction like North Korea.
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Justice Isa's legacy
Justice Isa prioritized powerful patrons over justice, undermining democracy and judicial independence in Pakistan.
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Hidden barrier to intellectual growth
Academic arrogance undermines higher education by stifling creativity and dismissing diverse viewpoints.
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Israel’s attack on Iran: What next?
Israeli airstrikes hit Iranian targets while sparing nuclear and oil facilities.
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The 26th amendment and misleading mutual felicitations
Pakistan's political landscape faces turmoil as abductions and coercion undermine democracy and judicial independence.
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The Overlook maze
Navigating Islamabad feels like a maze, with chaos from protests and VIP movements trapping its residents.
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The unseen threat
The FATF report highlights urgent reforms needed to combat money laundering and terror financing globally.
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Indo-Pak ties: the illusion of diplomacy at SCO Summit
Jaishankar's visit to Pakistan highlights diplomatic formalities, not a thaw in India-Pakistan relations.
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Great power struggle for undersea cable dominance
Undersea cables are vital for global communication, yet geopolitical tensions threaten their collaborative future.
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Possibilities to address America's democratic deficit
U.S. faces a crisis of democracy, marked by inequality, oligarchy, and a need for electoral reforms to empower voters.
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Out of $100 billion
IMF's new program offers stability for Pakistan but growth remains low; urgent investment needed for youth employment.
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HEC's new undergraduate policy: a path forward
Pakistan's new Undergraduate Education Policy is a pivotal step towards enhancing interdisciplinary learning.
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India joins the murder club
India faces serious allegations of extraterritorial violence, threatening its diplomatic relations with Canada and US
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PTM Jirga - analysis
PTM Jirga in Jamrud outlines demands for peace and rights in Khyber, urging action from government and military.
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We are all the United Nations
Join us at PNCA on October 26 for UN Day to celebrate 79 years of collaboration for peace and development.
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Man vs Office
Reflections on political culture reveal how Pakistan prioritizes individuals over systems, impacting public perception
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Blow your trumpets, Gabriel
Morality, just like values and principles, is subjective.
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Raast milestone
Digital payments in Pakistan surge, with Raast hitting Rs1 trillion; cybersecurity is crucial.
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Women are trailblazers
Women can be leaders and mothers. Equality is vital for progress, as shown by trailblazers like Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Trump's resilience to seek power again
2024 election poses a critical choice between Trump’s divisive past and Kamala’s uncertain future for America.
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The 20th November Walk
Child protection bureaucrats in Pakistan celebrate progress on World Children's Day, real issues remain unaddressed
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Solving the wrong problem
Pakistan's new grading system aims for fairness but misses deeper issues in education quality and curriculum reform.
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A leap of faith
When a young sponsor's company stock were finally valued and taken public successfully
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Safe City
Karachi's safe city efforts grow with the Alert app, focusing on citizen engagement and public-private partnerships.
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Iran's nuclear ambition
Israel and Iran escalate tensions as missile strikes raise concerns over Tehran’s nuclear ambitions amid conflict.
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The pandemic of cognitive dissonance
Cognitive dissonance is the clash between beliefs and actions, visible in politics, personal choices, and society.
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Takeaways from Indian FM's visit to Pakistan
India's FM Jaishankar's SCO visit sparks hopes for easing India-Pakistan tensions.
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Civil Service reforms: breaking the cycle of failure
True civil service reform requires disrupting the cozy club of power and privilege that the bureaucracy has become.