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There are moments in history when humanity stands at the edge of an abyss, when a single decision can determine whether the world steps back from disaster or descends into it. The recent US Israel aggression on Iran was one such moment. In…

By Muhammad Mutahir Khan Singhanvi In the history of the corporate world, there are moments when events transcend routine business decisions and instead expose the deeper layers of human psychology, family dynamics, and the complex nature…

Societies are not built merely on laws, but on the enforcement of those laws and the awareness of the public. When a state imposes regulations on a product—especially one linked to health, the economy, and social order—its purpose is not…

In recent years, life in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) has been increasingly overshadowed by fear, uncertainty, and constant surveillance. What were once described as occasional security measures—cordon and search…

By Abdul Wahid Public policy is often judged not by its intent but by its execution. This is particularly true in the case of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), a segment of society that continues to face structural barriers despite…

An interesting debate is going on in the media about the adoption of 6G. Though Pakistan has positioned itself as an early adopter by opening the 6 GHz spectrum band for unlicensed use, its focus is 5G rollout in 2025-26. 6G, which is the…

Dr. Professor Imtiaz Khan The United Nations Security Council Resolution 47, adopted on April 21, 1948, addressed the escalating conflict over Jammu and Kashmir between India and Pakistan following the partition of British India in 1947.…

Asim Munir strategic diplomacy

The recent wave of violence against women in Pakistan is not a coincidence. It is a trend, it is something clear, something that is repeated and rooted in social arrangement that still fails women at all levels. These are not unrelated…