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G20 billionaires could end world poverty in one year’s earnings
By Sardar Khan Niazi Each January, as the world political and business elites assemble in glossy alpine conclaves, another sort of summit takes shape in the public conscience, one defined not by mountain peaks, but by the sharp and rising edges of ineq…
Working for equitable future for all
By Sadar Khan Niazi Poverty, in its many forms, remains one of the world’s most complex challenges. Despite decades of development initiatives, technological advancements, and significant global attention, it continues to ensnare millions, leaving peop…
PTI: Where Cult Replaces Good Governance
Asif Mahmood The defining feature of Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf today is not policy or performance. It is loyalty. Blind, uncritical loyalty to one individual has overtaken reason, debate, and institutional function. What began as a political movement pr…
Critical anti-IK, anti-Bushra, anti-PTI Aspects in Article
Power sought through mysticism, not just politics♦️ The article portrays Khan at a political low, turning to Bushra Bibi for “spiritual guidance plus worldly success,” suggesting ambition wrapped in piety rather than pure reform. ▪ Occult-style rituals…
Pakistan Afghanistan Trade Where Does Each Side Stand
Asif MahmoodAfghanistan is fully entitled to explore trade routes beyond Pakistan. No sovereign state can be denied the right to seek alternatives. Yet trade, at its core, is a calculation of profit and loss, and in this calculation Afghanistan gains litt…
Stop treating smog control crisis like weather
By Sardar Khan Niazi Each winter, as Punjab disappears under a blanket of toxic grey, we repeat the same ritual: schools close, face masks return. Smog is no longer an environmental problem; it is a governance problem. And as long as we continue treati…
Iqbal’s dream: faith as the catalyst for intellectual revival
By Sardar Khan Niazi Allama Muhammad Iqbal laid down a visionary path for the Muslim world, one that blended deep spiritual faith with intellectual inquiry. For Iqbal, faith was not a static concept but a dynamic force that empowered individuals and so…
Terror has no boundaries, why should cricket
Asif Mahmood This time, one thing must be made absolutely clear: if terrorism once again drives silence into Pakistan’s sports arenas, then India’s fields should not remain alive with applause either. The recent explosion outside Islamabad’s judicia…
Azerbaijan Marks Constitution Day
Today, Azerbaijan celebrates Constitution Day, a date of profound national significance. The year 2025 has been officially declared as the Year of Constitution and Sovereignty in Azerbaijan, symbolizing the country’s deep commitment to statehood, legal tr…
Islamabad blast
Asif Mahmood The explosion outside the Islamabad courthouse has added a dangerous new layer to an already fragile regional security picture. It arrived at a moment when Pakistan and Afghanistan had already failed to revive meaningful dialogue. In that …
Working for equitable future for all
By Sadar Khan Niazi Poverty, in its many forms, remains one of the world’s most complex challenges. Despite decades of development initiatives, technological advancements, and significant global attention, it continues to ensnare millions, leaving peop…
PTI: Where Cult Replaces Good Governance
Asif Mahmood The defining feature of Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf today is not policy or performance. It is loyalty. Blind, uncritical loyalty to one individual has overtaken reason, debate, and institutional function. What began as a political movement pr…
Critical anti-IK, anti-Bushra, anti-PTI Aspects in Article
Power sought through mysticism, not just politics♦️ The article portrays Khan at a political low, turning to Bushra Bibi for “spiritual guidance plus worldly success,” suggesting ambition wrapped in piety rather than pure reform. ▪ Occult-style rituals…
Pakistan Afghanistan Trade Where Does Each Side Stand
Asif MahmoodAfghanistan is fully entitled to explore trade routes beyond Pakistan. No sovereign state can be denied the right to seek alternatives. Yet trade, at its core, is a calculation of profit and loss, and in this calculation Afghanistan gains litt…
Stop treating smog control crisis like weather
By Sardar Khan Niazi Each winter, as Punjab disappears under a blanket of toxic grey, we repeat the same ritual: schools close, face masks return. Smog is no longer an environmental problem; it is a governance problem. And as long as we continue treati…
Iqbal’s dream: faith as the catalyst for intellectual revival
By Sardar Khan Niazi Allama Muhammad Iqbal laid down a visionary path for the Muslim world, one that blended deep spiritual faith with intellectual inquiry. For Iqbal, faith was not a static concept but a dynamic force that empowered individuals and so…
Terror has no boundaries, why should cricket
Asif Mahmood This time, one thing must be made absolutely clear: if terrorism once again drives silence into Pakistan’s sports arenas, then India’s fields should not remain alive with applause either. The recent explosion outside Islamabad’s judicia…
Azerbaijan Marks Constitution Day
Today, Azerbaijan celebrates Constitution Day, a date of profound national significance. The year 2025 has been officially declared as the Year of Constitution and Sovereignty in Azerbaijan, symbolizing the country’s deep commitment to statehood, legal tr…

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