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Global Debt Crunch: Why the System Feels Fragile
April 2, 2026 Waqas Javed 0 Comments

Global Debt Crunch: Why the System Feels Fragile

There’s a quiet tension running through the global economy right now. You don’t always see it in headlines, but you

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Szijjarto’s Leaked Calls With Lavrov Prove That He’s Europe’s Last Real Diplomat
April 1, 2026 Andrew Korybko 0 Comments

Szijjarto’s Leaked Calls With Lavrov Prove That He’s Europe’s Last Real Diplomat

The EU has no tolerance for real nationalists and the diplomats that represent them. Leaked calls between Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter

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Pakistan’s Quiet Rise as a Diplomatic Mediator in a Turbulent West Asia
April 1, 2026 Muhammad Hassaan 0 Comments

Pakistan’s Quiet Rise as a Diplomatic Mediator in a Turbulent West Asia

As tensions in West Asia escalate, particularly in the unfolding conflict involving Iran and US-backed Israel, much of the world

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2026: The Time for Climate Action, Not Just Awareness
April 1, 2026 Abdul Rehman 1 Comment

2026: The Time for Climate Action, Not Just Awareness

For years, climate change lived mostly in reports, conferences, and headlines. It felt distant, almost abstract, like a problem reserved

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A Region at Crossroads
April 1, 2026 Nigham Fatima 0 Comments

A Region at Crossroads

A region rich in energy resources, yet poor. In the heart of Eurasia lies Central Asia, rich in oil, gas,

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Pakistan’s Diplomatic Footprint: Mediating Regional Tensions and Balancing Power
April 1, 2026 Waqas Abdullah 0 Comments

Pakistan’s Diplomatic Footprint: Mediating Regional Tensions and Balancing Power

Pakistan’s diplomatic posture has historically been shaped by its geostrategic location, bridging South Asia, the Middle East, and Central Asia.

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What you must know about marriage
March 31, 2026 Maheen Khan 9 Comments

What you must know about marriage

Marriage is a sacred bond between two individuals. It is the first and foremost relationship, the most intimate and pivotal

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The Flight of Life
March 31, 2026 Adeel Ajaz Rahi 0 Comments

The Flight of Life

If life were to be compared to any scene, the most fitting image forme is an airport. A place where

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India’s Conspiracy and the Bloody Reality of the Hills
March 30, 2026 Maj. Gen. HRM Rokan Uddin (Retd) 0 Comments

India’s Conspiracy and the Bloody Reality of the Hills

India’s involvement in the Chittagong Hill Tracts insurgency has been one of the longest shadows cast over Bangladesh’s sovereignty. The

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The Digital Revolution and Our Intellectual Heritage: The Historic Collaboration of Jhandir and Chughtai Libraries
March 30, 2026 Muhammad Azam 3 Comments

The Digital Revolution and Our Intellectual Heritage: The Historic Collaboration of Jhandir and Chughtai Libraries

Imagine standing in a library that houses over a quarter of a million books, including thousands of rare manuscripts and

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Pakistan-Saudi Arabia Relations: The Power of Language and Culture
Pakistan-Saudi Arabia Relations: The Power of Language and Culture

Pakistan-Saudi Arabia Relations is like every relationship between two nations that carries a public face and a private one. The

September 23, 2026
The Return of the Monroe Doctrine? US Strategic Dominance and Great Power Competition in Latin America
The Return of the Monroe Doctrine? US Strategic Dominance and Great Power Competition in Latin America

Recent U. S. policies and strategic rhetoric are more and more like a modern interpretation of its fundamental concepts. The…

July 29, 2026
Can Artificial Intelligence Teach Morality? Why Islamic Education Still Matters in the Age of Algorithms
Can Artificial Intelligence Teach Morality? Why Islamic Education Still Matters in the Age of Algorithms

The rise of Artificial Intelligence has reignited one of humanity’s oldest questions in an entirely new form: What is the true

June 25, 2026
Israel: Worst Case of Human Rights violations
Israel: Worst Case of Human Rights violations

Human rights should be universal, impartial, and applied equally to all states. However, in international politics, human rights are often

June 25, 2026
We Kill the Taliban or the Taliban Kill Us: A Nation Trapped in a Cycle of Fear
We Kill the Taliban or the Taliban Kill Us: A Nation Trapped in a Cycle of Fear

Violence often forces societies into harsh and uncomfortable questions. One such question that echoes across Pakistan’s security debates is simple

March 13, 2026
Sales Professionals – Heroes of Business
Sales Professionals – Heroes of Business

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

April 3, 2026
The Quiet Language of Love
The Quiet Language of Love

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

March 13, 2026
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

March 19, 2026
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