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Supreme Court verdict on reserved seats: ‘a death knell for democracy’

Supreme Court verdict on reserved seats: ‘a death knell for democracy’

“The current ruling alliance appears powerful on the surface. With the judiciary’s decision gifting them enhanced parliamentary strength, they now wield near-absolute authority. But this power is conditional, fragile, and Read More

From Proxy to Open War How Israel-Iran’s shadow conflict ignited the region

From Proxy to Open War How Israel-Iran’s shadow conflict ignited the region

Analysis Abdul Waheeh Khan For years, Israel and Iran waged a hidden war—a conflict fought through cyberattacks, covert assassinations, and proxy militias across the Middle East. By 2025, that shadow Read More

Why designations matter in every career path

Why designations matter in every career path

Ms. Sabahat Ali In today’s evolving world of work, changing jobs is no longer viewed as a mark of inconsistency — it is increasingly acknowledged as a sign of professional Read More

Grief in the Swat Valley

Grief in the Swat Valley

by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Some events pierce the heart so deeply that their echoes remain long after the floodwaters recede, the cries die down, and the dust settles. They do Read More

Genocide in Gaza: The End of Israel’s Moral Shield

Qamar Bashir

By Qamar Bashir The tide is now unmistakably turning against Israel—not merely because of its confrontations with Iran, nor its airstrikes that nearly ignited World War III—but more so due Read More

The Fallout at Fordow: Conflicting Narratives

Qamar Bashir

By Qamar Bashir The aftermath of the U.S. airstrike on Iran’s Fordow nuclear research facility has plunged the global media into a storm of speculation, contradiction, and geopolitical reckoning. The Read More