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The US Demanded That The Europeans Accelerate Their Transition To “NATO 3.0”
April 21, 2026 Andrew Korybko 0 Comments

The US Demanded That The Europeans Accelerate Their Transition To “NATO 3.0”

This might be the US’ final warning before it takes drastic action to punish those who continue to reject Trump’s

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Economic Nationalism & Supply Chains: Strategy Beyond Efficiency
April 19, 2026 Akbar Aziz 0 Comments

Economic Nationalism & Supply Chains: Strategy Beyond Efficiency

Economic nationalism has resurfaced as a defining logic of current international relations, not as an exception. The formerly rejected notion

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The Economy of Grace: Why Forgiveness is a Strategic Necessity
April 19, 2026 MR 3 Comments

The Economy of Grace: Why Forgiveness is a Strategic Necessity

The Dependency of the Ego Forgiveness is often seen as weakness, but in actuality, it is the refusal to let

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Iran–United States Crisis: Ceasefire, Stalemate, and the Uncertain Path to Peace
April 19, 2026 Maj. Gen. HRM Rokan Uddin (Retd) 0 Comments

Iran–United States Crisis: Ceasefire, Stalemate, and the Uncertain Path to Peace

The recent talks between United States and Iran held in Pakistan have ended without any concrete outcome, pushing the situation

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The New Power Shifts in the Middle East by 2026
April 17, 2026 Waqas Javed 0 Comments

The New Power Shifts in the Middle East by 2026

A glance into the shifting balance of influence across the Middle East by 2026. Power moves through old rivalries warmed

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Can AI Help Detect Oral Cancer Early? A Dentist’s Perspective from Pakistan
April 17, 2026 Abdul Rehman 0 Comments

Can AI Help Detect Oral Cancer Early? A Dentist’s Perspective from Pakistan

In Pakistan, oral cancer is not talked about as much as it should be. We often hear about heart disease

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From Hormuz to the Indian Ocean: How a Narrow Strait is Expanding a Global Crisis
April 15, 2026 Amna Asif 0 Comments

From Hormuz to the Indian Ocean: How a Narrow Strait is Expanding a Global Crisis

As tensions in the Strait of Hormuz escalate, global trade and energy systems are once again on the verge of

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When Rivals Meet: Pakistan’s Role in US – Iran Peace Talks
April 15, 2026 Mishaal Adeel Ajaz 0 Comments

When Rivals Meet: Pakistan’s Role in US – Iran Peace Talks

In a rare moment of diplomacy, Pakistan brought two long-standing rivals to the negotiating table, highlighting its growing role as

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Can we trust Donald Trump? 
April 15, 2026 Zohaib Hassan Khan 0 Comments

Can we trust Donald Trump? 

The war, ushered by a cynical man who himself doesn’t know why he’s prolonging the flames of conflict to the

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China’s Strategic Distance in the Iran Crisis
April 14, 2026 Mehr un Nisa 0 Comments

China’s Strategic Distance in the Iran Crisis

The intensifying conflict in the Middle East has drawn sustained attention to the most visible actors, including the United States,

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The Degree Is Not the End of Knowledge: Challenging the Sanctification of Academic Credentials
The Degree Is Not the End of Knowledge: Challenging the Sanctification of Academic Credentials

In modern society, academic qualifications have acquired a significance that extends well beyond their administrative function. A degree is no

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Working Hard But Scoring Low?
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We Kill the Taliban or the Taliban Kill Us: A Nation Trapped in a Cycle of Fear
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Violence often forces societies into harsh and uncomfortable questions. One such question that echoes across Pakistan’s security debates is simple

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Sales Professionals – Heroes of Business
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Masters of Selling and the Backbone of Every Industry In general, I have observed that many people do not consider

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The Quiet Language of Love
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Some love stories begin with grand gestures. Others begin with something much quieter—a glance that lasts a second too long,

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From Manuscripts to Screens: The Journey of Knowledge and Our Responsibility
From Manuscripts to Screens: The Journey of Knowledge and Our Responsibility

Imagine yourself enveloped in the profound silence of the British Library in London or tucked away in a corner of

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