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JD Vance to depart for Pakistan today: Sources

Pakistan in Contemporary Geopolitics
Asif Mahmood Pakistan has done it. It has achieved what many thought lay beyond its reach, what others did not even dare to attempt. Moments like these do not arrive often in the life of a nation. They carry the quiet weight of answered prayers, as if …
Modi Ji, These Polish Writers Are Not Pakistani
Asif Mahmood Modi Ji, let’s start with a simple truth: Piotr Balcerowicz and Agnieszka Kuszewska are not Pakistani. They are not Kashmiri, not Muslim, and have nothing to do with Pakistan’s government. They are Polish professors — respected academics —…
Building power for Palestine: a new world order
By Sardar Khan Niazi As bombs fall, borders shift, and grief multiplies, the question resounds across the conscience of the world: what does justice for Palestine truly look like? Beyond ceasefires and reconstruction, beyond broken UN resolutions and s…
China’s contribution to global economic power
By Sardar Khan Niazi In a time marked by explosive nature and economic headwinds, China's role as a stabilizing force in the global economy cannot be overstated. With geopolitical tensions flaring, supply chains adjusting to post-pandemic realities, an…
Zelensky Playing India and Israel’s Dirty Game Against Pakistan?
Asif Mahmood In an astonishingly irresponsible and laughable accusation, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has alleged that citizens of Pakistan and China are fighting on Russia’s behalf against Ukraine. Such a statement is not only completely dev…
The sight of distress
By Sardar Khan Niazi In a stage of development where attention is legal tender, distress has become a humdrum. Whether it is war-torn streets in Gaza, a flood-ravaged village in Sindh, or a hungry child gazing uninterestedly into the lens of a camera, …
Israel is continuing its chase for Palestinian unrest
By Sardar Khan Niazi In the heart of one of the world’s most intractable conflicts lies a strategy as enduring as the occupation itself: the deliberate fragmentation of Palestinian political unity. For decades, successive Israeli governments have relie…
Does ignoring children reflect our moral collapse?
By Sardar Khan Niazi Every so often, a brutal headline pierces the numbed conscience of a nation: "Child trampled to death by employer," "Girl burnt for spilling tea," "Minor maid falls from balcony under suspicious circumstances." These are not anomal…
West Bank’s tomorrow
By Sardar Khan Niazi As the world’s attention remains fixed on Gaza’s ruins and southern Lebanon’s smoldering borders, another battleground is quietly transforming the tomorrow of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict -- the West Bank. While it garners fewe…
India found a chocolate—and lost the mind
Asif Mamood If a chocolate bar is now accepted as proof of terrorism, then let’s not mince words: India is being run by a government of clowns, for an audience that claps at chocolate wrappers. In a country with nuclear weapons, a billion people, an…

Anne Hathaway named world’s most beautiful woman

‘Predators’: Amnesty slams Netanyahu, Trump, Putin for human rights violations

Pakistan, Ethiopia focus on expanding engagement across African markets

Over $71bn needed over next decade to rebuild Gaza: UN, EU

Are we a truly inclusive nation?
By Sardar Khan Nazi In the shadow of political drama, Pakistan’s economic debate often remains confined to GDP figures, budget deficits, or IMF negotiations. Yet, the more urgent question we should ask is, for whom is the economy really working? The an…
Modi Ji, These Polish Writers Are Not Pakistani
Asif Mahmood Modi Ji, let’s start with a simple truth: Piotr Balcerowicz and Agnieszka Kuszewska are not Pakistani. They are not Kashmiri, not Muslim, and have nothing to do with Pakistan’s government. They are Polish professors — respected academics —…
Building power for Palestine: a new world order
By Sardar Khan Niazi As bombs fall, borders shift, and grief multiplies, the question resounds across the conscience of the world: what does justice for Palestine truly look like? Beyond ceasefires and reconstruction, beyond broken UN resolutions and s…
China’s contribution to global economic power
By Sardar Khan Niazi In a time marked by explosive nature and economic headwinds, China's role as a stabilizing force in the global economy cannot be overstated. With geopolitical tensions flaring, supply chains adjusting to post-pandemic realities, an…
Zelensky Playing India and Israel’s Dirty Game Against Pakistan?
Asif Mahmood In an astonishingly irresponsible and laughable accusation, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has alleged that citizens of Pakistan and China are fighting on Russia’s behalf against Ukraine. Such a statement is not only completely dev…
The sight of distress
By Sardar Khan Niazi In a stage of development where attention is legal tender, distress has become a humdrum. Whether it is war-torn streets in Gaza, a flood-ravaged village in Sindh, or a hungry child gazing uninterestedly into the lens of a camera, …
Israel is continuing its chase for Palestinian unrest
By Sardar Khan Niazi In the heart of one of the world’s most intractable conflicts lies a strategy as enduring as the occupation itself: the deliberate fragmentation of Palestinian political unity. For decades, successive Israeli governments have relie…
Does ignoring children reflect our moral collapse?
By Sardar Khan Niazi Every so often, a brutal headline pierces the numbed conscience of a nation: "Child trampled to death by employer," "Girl burnt for spilling tea," "Minor maid falls from balcony under suspicious circumstances." These are not anomal…
West Bank’s tomorrow
By Sardar Khan Niazi As the world’s attention remains fixed on Gaza’s ruins and southern Lebanon’s smoldering borders, another battleground is quietly transforming the tomorrow of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict -- the West Bank. While it garners fewe…

Anne Hathaway named world’s most beautiful woman

‘Predators’: Amnesty slams Netanyahu, Trump, Putin for human rights violations

Pakistan, Ethiopia focus on expanding engagement across African markets

Over $71bn needed over next decade to rebuild Gaza: UN, EU

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