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While nations court Washington with favours, Israel skips the queue entirely

Public service in Pakistan has quietly become about power, not people

Beyond the battlefield, the US-Iran conflict has quietly dismantled decades of Gulf prosperity

Pakistan's case for Palestine must move beyond symbolism and into the architecture of a negotiated solution

From Gujarat to Delhi to Dhar, the pattern of anti-Muslim violence in India follows a familiar script

How Britain ruled India not just by the rifle and law, but by the careful distribution of 'Sir'

That 50-rupee 'parking fee' on a public road is illegal

From W-11 to Starline coaches, Karachi's old buses were a moving festival

if there are 100 high school students in country, 5% part of international system, 95% are part of national system