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Pakistan’s role in securing the US-Iran ceasefire has opened a narrow but important window for peace, projecting Islamabad as a credible mediator. Yet the ceasefire is only a pause, and Pakistan’s test now lies in turning this diplomatic breakthrough into lasting regional, domestic, and economic gains.
Imran Khan’s bid to become Oxford University's Chancellor while imprisoned symbolises resilience and leadership, offering the institution a global icon committed to justice and education, though critics argue his legal troubles complicate his chances, writes political theorist Gavin Mercer
Our government must rethink their stance on the youth and take the necessary steps to utilise our youth for rebuilding Pakistan.
From the day the PTI was formed, this sleeper project was bound to be doomed as it lacked basic government knowledge, even less so than its previous counterparts.
Opportunities to reset our relations with foreign superpowers took over with our see-saw relations at their lowest ebb
Nationally, there has been an influx of unemployment, hyperinflation, and economic disparity. Is this all being done for the greater good?
Going through the demands published for the Awami March, one finds that BBZ's charter bears great resemblance to past PPP leader agenda.
Juxtaposing arguments have been made by both governments with regards to the frivolous FATF scheme of action.
The propagation of disparaging remarks against PPP chair Bilawal Bhutto evokes memories of past PPP leadership struggles.
The PPP claims that Sindh's new local government law is better than the municipal systems of the Punjab, KPK, and Islamabad.
