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In a world increasingly shaped by global languages and digital connectivity, Pakistan’s indigenous tongues face an existential crisis. The rich...
After the creation of Bangladesh in 1971, the next before-and-after year for Pakistan was 1979. One local and four international developments left...
Pakistan knows the answer to its service delivery failures lies in modernising the bureaucracy. The solution sits in countless reform reports...
In the world we find ourselves in, the international system increasingly demands certainty. Not clarity of purpose, but clarity of alignment....
In Pakistan, living with a disability often means navigating a society that was never designed with inclusion in mind. For millions of citizens,...
“Control oil and you control nations; control food and you control people.” These words are attributed to former Secretary of State Henry...
The dramatic, youth-led movement that brought an abrupt end to Sheikh Hasina Wajed’s long rule has opened a rare political interregnum in...
On January 6, Director General (DG) Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry held a press conference, addressing the...
“It has been three years since I last took a single day off from the university. Now, when I finally leave campus, I feel an overwhelming urge to...
Europe keeps getting stuck in the same argument about immigration and asylum, especially along the Mediterranean and Balkan routes. You hear the...
Business managers and leaders cannot afford to be populist individuals. They are not meant to seek or win any popularity contest within the...
After more than two years of Israel’s assault on Gaza, one might think that there would be appreciable improvement in the understanding and...
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