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No Permanent Friends

4th February 2026 Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal 0

By Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Positive thinking and optimism are among the noblest ways to approach life, for they inspire resilience and hope. Yet optimism, when detached from ground realities, can become a dangerous illusion. Nations, […]

Southern Transitional Council, Somaliland AND Israel Connection
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Southern Transitional Council, Somaliland AND Israel Connection

26th January 2026 M H Shahid 0

2025 has been the year of conflicts. With the Russia Ukraine War grinding into its 4th year and Israeli aggression against Palestinians, Lebanon and Syria seeing no end, the world saw two nuclear powers, Pakistan […]

When Presence Speaks Louder Than Words
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When Presence Speaks Louder Than Words

26th January 2026 Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal 0

by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Today, media—especially social media—despite its flaws, has become a powerful force that shapes our reality and influences our lives. Every individual, armed with a device small enough to fit in the […]

Why Greenland Matters: Great-Power Rivalry in a Melting Arctic
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Why Greenland Matters: Great-Power Rivalry in a Melting Arctic

16th January 2026 Amna Naz 0

The idea that the United States wants to acquire Greenland, most visibly articulated during the Trump administration but rooted in a much longer historical trajectory. It reveals less about territorial ambition and more about the […]

Might Makes Right
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Might Makes Right

12th January 2026 Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal 0

by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal From the very dawn of creation, the universe has moved according to a divine equilibrium. Allah Almighty brought into existence innumerable creatures, assigning each its sphere and sustenance. On land, human […]

From Punjabi Cinema to Global Politics
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From Punjabi Cinema to Global Politics

7th January 2026 Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal 0

by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal There was a time when a visit to the cinema once a month was regarded as wholesome family entertainment. In the 1970s, Urdu and Punjabi cinema possessed a charm, vigour and […]

Nepal's Gen Z Protest
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Nepal’s Gen Z Protest

5th December 2025 Ahmad Awan 0

The events of September 2025 in Nepal mark a dramatic rupture in the country’s recent political trajectory. What began as a reaction to a government-imposed ban on social media platforms quickly evolved into a nationwide […]

Trump’s Nuclear Gamble: Igniting a New Arms Race
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Trump’s Nuclear Gamble: Igniting a New Arms Race

3rd December 2025 Nomeen Kassi 0

The recent statement by the U.S. president Donald Trump places global peace in a critical position. In a post, Donald Trump has announced that he has instructed the Department of War to resume nuclear weapons […]

1971 and the Permanent Fracture of Muslim Nationalism
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1971 and the Permanent Fracture of Muslim Nationalism

2nd December 2025 Zoha Mazhar 0

On 16 December 1971, Lieutenant-General A.A.K. Niazi signed the instrument of surrender on a small table in Dhaka’s Ramna Race Course. Ninety-three thousand Pakistani soldiers laid down their arms in front of an Indian general. […]

The Partition of Bengal: A Historical Reckoning of Division and its Human Cost
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The Partition of Bengal: A Historical Reckoning of Division and its Human Cost

28th November 2025 Ali Hassan 0

One of the most significant changes in South Asian history occurred in 1947. Few people foresaw the terrible human suffering that would accompany India and Pakistan’s historic independence from British colonial rule. Bengal, a country […]

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