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Political stability must for economic stability

It is absolutely true that political stability is extremely important for economic stability. The political situation in Pakistan has taken a very...

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For kids, a ‘boring’ summer can be exciting of all

The Fourth of July has come and gone, and for many families, summer has reached its sweet spot. The pools are open. The bikes are out. Library reading...

15.07.2026 20

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Hostilities risk sprawling out-of-control

Barely weeks after the United States and Iran signed the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, an interim deal intended to end hostilities and create...

14.07.2026 20

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Are the US and Iran back to square one?

For all the hard work invested in trying to negotiate a lasting peace settlement, the latest upsurge in violence between Iran and the US does not bode...

13.07.2026 30

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Is inflation really decreasing?

Rulers are claiming that inflation has decreased. Through attractive statistics, they are trying to show that inflation has come down. According to a...

09.07.2026 30

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Restore voting rights for former prisoners

Here at Shawangunk Correctional Facility, a small maximum security prison in upstate New York, I am part of a nine-month reentry programme called...

08.07.2026 20

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Old playbook makes NATO destabilizer

As the two-day North Atlantic Treaty Organization summit starts in Ankara, Turkiye, on Tuesday, the internal fractures within the transatlantic...

07.07.2026 30

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Why Americans are wary of AI

Most Americans are skeptical and fearful of artificial intelligence, with public concern rising even faster than chatbot adoption. According to the...

05.07.2026 30

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Anti-immigrant protests in South Africa

This week, South Africa has been rocked by protests that have caught the world’s attention. These have been led by anti-immigration civic groups...

05.07.2026 20

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Migration, Brexit, and Starmer’s exit

British politics – and I say this as someone who’s had a lifelong fascination with it – used to be a fairly predictable affair, even, some would...

04.07.2026 30

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Testament to ‘China Opportunity 2.0’ appeal

In an era marked by rapid global economic shifts and rising uncertainties, the concept of “China Opportunity 2.0” has emerged as a symbol of new...

30.06.2026 40

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The lilies and dragons of the World Cup

When Bosnia and Herzegovina qualified for the World Cup, contagious excitement spread through the country. It was more than just football fever. Three...

29.06.2026 30

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Free speech, however vile, is vital to democracy

“If liberty means anything at all,” wrote George Orwell, in a preface to Animal Farm, “it means the right to tell people what they do not want...

24.06.2026 50

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Europe heatwave a climate change fallout

France, Italy, Germany and much of Europe are facing extremely high summer temperatures, touching 38-40°C. There is a possibility that it would go up...

23.06.2026 60

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Britain heading for an early general election

Never interrupt a winning streak: that is the first rule of the dopamine-addled casino junkie. If Andy Burnham wins the jackpot in Makerfield, expect...

20.06.2026 30

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Is Iran repeating strategic mistakes that destroyed Afghanistan?

Recent reports regarding the formation of a “Hormuz Authority” by Iran and signals about tighter control over the Strait of Hormuz have raised...

24.05.2026 60

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Secessionists common enemy of China and US

Lai Ching-te’s tenure as the head of the Democratic Progressive Party authorities of China’s Taiwan region has been marked by a series of missteps...

21.05.2026 40

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The DOJ’s Comey indictment goes way too far

For an administration that has been all too willing to weaponise the Department of Justice, the recent indictment of former FBI Director James Comey...

20.05.2026 50

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Head-of-state diplomacy will guide further development of China-Russia relationship

At the invitation of President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin will pay a state visit to China from Tuesday to Wednesday, which is...

17.05.2026 50

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Educational reforms sans planning

The education sector in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is increasingly treated as an experimental field, with policies introduced without adequate preparation,...

16.05.2026 60

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New vision for constructive relationship of strategic stability should guide Sino-US ties

The meeting between President Xi Jinping and his US counterpart Donald Trump in Beijing this week will help the two sides jointly answer the defining...

15.05.2026 70

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A war neither side can end

Why does the Middle Eastern conflict refuse to end? How is it that the US – a state with overwhelming military power – has been unable to bring it...

10.05.2026 60

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AI may be the US economy’s only hope

If you take the long view, America’s economic outlook is pretty bleak. Like a lot of rich countries, it is overwhelmed by debt it has no plans to...

08.05.2026 50

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Cessation of hostilities a prerequisite to address Strait of Hormuz deadlock

While Washington insists it is working to “secure” passage through the Strait of Hormuz for the world, recent reports describe mounting tensions....

07.05.2026 50

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Economic vitality reflected in holiday boom

The May Day holiday is one of the busiest travel times of the year in China. During the five-day period from Friday to Tuesday, large numbers of...

06.05.2026 50

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The Frontier Post

Palestinian question at heart of tensions

Crises have a way of editing memory. They narrow the lens until only the latest missile trail is visible. What disappears is usually the cause. This...

05.05.2026 60

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The Frontier Post

Political stability in Pakistan requires dialogue

Pakistan is currently facing political turmoil, and there is an urgent need to bring this instability to an end. The situation has deteriorated to the...

03.05.2026 70

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The Frontier Post

Palestinian question at heart of tensions

Crises have a way of editing memory. They narrow the lens until only the latest missile trail is visible. What disappears is usually the cause. This...

30.04.2026 50

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The Frontier Post

US pressing others to help reopen Hormuz

History’s recurring lesson is that great powers often mistake ultimatums for rational strategy. The Middle East crisis offers another tutorial on...

28.04.2026 50

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AI misusers must face harsher music

The rising use of artificial intelligence tools in the short video industry has sparked significant controversy, especially with recent incidents of...

07.04.2026 70

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