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Ethiopia’s Just Quest: Red Sea Access as a Historical Right and Modern Imperative

Nov 13, 2025

By Mr. Chalachew Eshetie Ethiopia, with a population projected to reach 150 million by 2030, finds itself in a unique and untenable geopolitical position as the world's most populous landlocked nation. Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed has …

A Shameful Neglect Indeed

Sep 15, 2025

Asif Mahmood Gandapur has come dangerously close to the Rubicon. Whether he has crossed it or not will be determined by his next steps. No matter which political party it may be, regardless of how sharp its internal disagreements or ideological diff…

After Doha: Can Muslim states defend sovereignty and peace?

Sep 14, 2025

By Sardar Khan Niazi The recent talks in Doha between Muslim leaders have once again highlighted an urgent question: can the Muslim world unite to defend sovereignty and peace in the face of mounting global instability? The past two decades have seen M…

When Pakistan Speaks, Palestine is Not Alone

Sep 13, 2025

Asif Mahmood Pakistan’s recent stance at the United Nations against Israeli brutality has earned admiration, but this is not a new role. By the grace of Allah, Pakistan has been raising its voice for Palestine since the first day of its existence. T…

Israeli strike on Doha: a dangerous blow to peace

Sep 13, 2025

By Sardar Khan Niazi By targeting Hamas leaders in the heart of Doha, Israel has not only breached Qatari sovereignty, it has struck a blow at the very idea of neutral diplomacy in the Middle East. The September 10 airstrike in the Qatari capital--alle…

They are children, not targets

Sep 12, 2025

By Sardar Khan Niazi On September 4, 2025, Israeli bombardments across Gaza mercilessly claimed the lives of 28 individuals, primarily women and children, among them a 10‑day‑old baby--a stark reminder that the war’s most innocent continue to bear its …

Price of Ambiguity in the War on Terror

Sep 11, 2025

Asif Mahmood Terrorism has once again tightened its grip on Pakistan. The sharpest blows are being felt in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, where families live with the daily threat of violence. The surge of militant activity is not accidental—it is…

A poem from a Shenzhen Middle School student to the children of Gwadar Port

Sep 10, 2025

By Chuqing ZhengAge: 14. To You, also by the Seaside By my window stands an overpassEach morning, traffic glides like swift fishSliding softly beneath its archesTextbooks in my schoolbag catch the sunlightA pencil traces on paper: tall buildings are…

Intellectual Cover for Separatist Politics

Sep 08, 2025

Asif MahmoodWhen propaganda against the state is articulated under the veneer of intellectual discourse, it constitutes a deeply intricate challenge within the public sphere.To remain unresponsive is to allow a discursive toxin to permeate the social fabr…

They are children, not targets

Sep 06, 2025

The invisible chains: present-day slavery in today’s workplaces

Sep 05, 2025

By Sardar Khan Niazi When most people hear the word slavery, their minds instinctively drift to history books: images of shackles, colonial plantations, and human auctions. However, slavery is not just a stain on humanity's past -- it is a living, brea…

November 13, 2025 World

Trump signs deal to end longest US government shutdown in history

November 13, 2025 Latest News

Federal cabinet meeting rescheduled for today

November 13, 2025 Latest News

Revised 27th Constitutional Amendment set for Senate approval today

November 13, 2025 Opinion

Ethiopia’s Just Quest: Red Sea Access as a Historical Right and Modern Imperative

Sardar Khan Niazi

(Tamgh-i-Imtaiz) Journalist, Business Leader, Entrepreneur

Eco-Tourism at its finest: Ethiopia’s Wanchi leads Africa’s Green Travel Revival

Sep 15, 2025

By Ambassador Dr. Jemal Beker Abdula Ethiopia, long known as the Cradle of Humanity, is rising as a unique global tourism destination—inviting the world to explore its ancient roots, dramatic landscapes, and vibrant culture. Among its many treasures, W…

A Shameful Neglect Indeed

Sep 15, 2025

After Doha: Can Muslim states defend sovereignty and peace?

Sep 14, 2025

When Pakistan Speaks, Palestine is Not Alone

Sep 13, 2025

Israeli strike on Doha: a dangerous blow to peace

Sep 13, 2025

They are children, not targets

Sep 12, 2025

Price of Ambiguity in the War on Terror

Sep 11, 2025

A poem from a Shenzhen Middle School student to the children of Gwadar Port

Sep 10, 2025

Intellectual Cover for Separatist Politics

Sep 08, 2025

They are children, not targets

Sep 06, 2025

November 13, 2025 World

Trump signs deal to end longest US government shutdown in history

November 13, 2025 Latest News

Federal cabinet meeting rescheduled for today

November 13, 2025 Latest News

Revised 27th Constitutional Amendment set for Senate approval today

November 13, 2025 Opinion

Ethiopia’s Just Quest: Red Sea Access as a Historical Right and Modern Imperative

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