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India’s Silent War
The writer is the Director of Research at SVI Islamabad. He can be reached at: zafarali@thesvi.org
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How National Foods is balancing tradition with modernity
Company COO Pakistan details approaches helping the food conglomerate to thrive in a rapidly changing market
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India's disinformation campaign on CPEC and AJK
The writer is a freelance contributor with special focus on issues related to international and national security
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Monsoon in waiting: Karachi’s test for resilience
The 2020 monsoon season saw the city flooded with rainwater
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Redefining Insurance and Takaful Landscape in Pakistan
A look at how segmentation, technology & inclusive strategies reshape the future of insurance and Takaful in Pakistan
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Thirsting for Justice: why clean water is still a luxury for millions
Nearly 2 billion people still do not have access to clean drinking water
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Global turmoil If Iran shuts Strait of Hormuz — but Pakistan may get a pass
Roughly 25–30% of the world’s oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz
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Faisal Imran: A trailblazer in Pakistan’s aviation security
Faisal won a global ACI scholarship for his work in aviation safety, representing Pakistan at top international forums
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A Budget of Relief, Reform and Resilience
This budget is more than just an annual fiscal document – it is a powerful signal of economic resilience
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America’s immigration dilemma: Law, accountability, and the crisis within
The writer is former press secretary to the president and former press minister at the Embassy of Pakistan to France
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Malir expressway threatens farmland, ecosystem, local heritage
Malir River faces destruction from expressway project, despite local opposition; risks becoming another dead river
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Evolving technology skills for next-generation leadership
Most impactful leaders of our time are those who mentor, inspire, and lead with clarity through complexity
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Understanding Takaful from the Islamic perspective
Takaful operates on the principle of mutual protection, which is encouraged as a principle in Islam
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From Standoff to Setback: Modi's Policies and India's Diplomatic Challenges
Narendra Modi's wrong policies have led to disappointment for India diplomatically
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Redefining faith and finance: Pakistan’s evolving Takaful industry
Experts discuss the evolution, regulatory environment, and future prospects of Islamic insurance
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Incredulous India
To brand a nation that has lost countless lives to terrorism as a terrorist state, its a blatant twisting of the truth
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India-Pakistan: On the Brink Again
“blood and water cannot flow together.”
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74 years of China-Pakistan relations: A historical overview
China-made PL-15E air-to-air missile was also used in the recent airstrikes by PAF on India
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From Propaganda to Provocation: Reassessing India’s Posture toward Pakistan
The writer has Master’s degrees in International Political Economy (King’s College), International Relations (Surrey).
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Hajj 2025: A journey of faith, comfort, and care
Pilgrims will benefit from modern, air-conditioned buses for Salwat transportation.
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Protect nurses and midwives to build stronger Nations
Nurses and midwives are vital to public health and national stability—protecting them is key to a nation’s resilience
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India faces diplomatic isolation
India’s global power ambitions are undercut by extremism at home, regional tensions, and aggressive diplomacy.
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Cybernet and Nokia redefine Pakistan’s network landscape with 1.2T-per-lambda backbone
Partnership brings advanced connectivity to cities and data hubs with high-performance optical tech.
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Faisalabad crime report: Robbery, theft, and narcotics see major decline
Faisalabad Police Dept releases annual comparative crime analysis, progress in crime prevention,response, enforcement
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Leveraging fintech and telecom to bridge Pakistan’s insurance gap
Pakistan's insurance penetration is just 0.8% of GDP, leaving millions vulnerable to financial shocks
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Not Just Their War: India, Pakistan, and the World’s Political Economy
The author is a professor of political economy and comparative politics.
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IBA-CED sparks dialogue on mental health, leadership at ‘Crucial Conversations: Stories of Impact’
Experts highlight the human side of leadership while tackling emotional health in high-stress roles
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The Indus Standoff
The writer is a lawyer based in Islamabad.
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Unraveling the Missing Persons Crisis: Realities, Misconceptions, and the Path to Resolution
The majority of enforced disappearances are not necessarily the result of deliberate policy.
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Regional Instability: The Taliban and the Abandoned Weapons
The writer is a freelance contributor with special focus on issues related to international and national security.
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Dark Nexus: Drugs Impacting The Youth
The author is permanent faculty at NUST. She can be reached at chivalier37@gmail.com.
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How ready is Pakistan for a green economy?
Pakistan can position itself as a key player in the global green economy, securing billions in green investments.
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Sindh Government’s Mobile App for Teacher Attendance: A Bold Reform or Another Failed Gimmick?
Sindh's government introduces a biometric attendance app with Iris Recognition and geofencing
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The Myth of Invincibility: The cost of living in shadow of false narratives
The victors no longer exist in the land.
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Why Trump’s shipbuilding tariffs won’t revive US industry
The writer is a student and freelance contributor.
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Empowered women, empowered Sindh: Breaking barriers & transforming lives
The writer is a spokesperson for the Sindh government.
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The escalating criminality of US attacks on Yemen
The attack is a message to the Yemeni Houthis not to create a mess for the US-allied ships in the Persian Gulf.
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Sindh health minister's criticism of K-P's Sehat Card rings hollow amid province's own failures
The writer is a former MPA, a tech professional with 28 years of experience, and education and child rights activist
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War against terrorism: Time to shoulder responsibility
The writer is a freelance contributor with special focus on issues related to international and national security.
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Reviving the National Action Plan: A Roadmap for Pakistan’s Security and Stability
National Action Plan remains Pakistan’s most coherent and comprehensive strategy to counter terrorism and extremism.
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Is NATO falling apart?
There have been loud thoughts amongst the strategic community of USA that ever since formation of the NATO
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Tariff policies imposed by US will backfire, warns Chinese consul general in Pakistan
Zhao Shiren says US tariffs will harm consumers, violate international law, and disrupt global trade
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The WhatsApp Republic: Economics of Digital Noise
The writer is an economist based in Islamabad. Twitter: @SalmanAneel or reach out via email at aneelsalman@gmail.com
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How Pakistan’s turmoil echoes on the playing field
Pakistan’s sports teams mirror national chaos—unstable leadership breeds uncertainty on and off the field.
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Climate change and growing population, a looming crisis
The writer is a freelance contributor with special focus on issues related to international and national security.
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Arrest of Kulbhushan Jadhav on March 3, 2016: A historic victory for Pakistani intelligence agencies
During interrogation, Jadhav confessed to executing operations in Pakistan under orders from the Indian govt and RAW.
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What to expect from China’s 2025 ‘Two Sessions’?
Top leadership likely to chart a course for China to tackle domestic and global challenges.
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The dilemma of achieving meaningful yet sustainable growth
Meaningful growth needs to be inclusive of the entire population, not through merely capital formation.
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Insights and Challenges
Beijing+30 and the role of institutions in advancing gender equality in Pakistan