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Summaya Ghaffar Islamabad: In just four years, more than 7,500 women have lost their lives to sustain the evils of toxic masculinity, violence, and male ego. How many more women will be sacrificed to satisfy wounded pride remains an…

Muhammad ArsalanIslamabad: War has remained a permanent feature of human civilization and continues to be one of the most debated issues in international politics. Despite the development of international institutions, diplomacy, and…

Yaseen AhmadDir Upper: The world of work is undergoing rapid transformation due to advances in technology, automation, globalization, and artificial intelligence. By 2030, workplaces are expected to look significantly different from…

Muhammad Irfan Islamabad: The long-standing tensions between Iran and the United States remain one of the most significant geopolitical issues in the world today. The situation has wide-ranging implications, affecting stability in the…

Muhammad AbbasIslamabad: When the United States and Israel launched Operation Epic Fury on February 28, 2026, a sweeping air campaign that killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, the world braced for a wider and catastrophic…

Waqas Ur RehmanIslamabad: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the world within a very short span of time. It is reshaping nearly every aspect of life, including education, culture, environment, and society.AI…

Hazrat HilalBuner: Have you ever wondered what social media really is, who founded it, how it began, and which platform was the first true social networking site?Today, social media is deeply integrated into our daily lives, but…

Muhammad Talha Shah Islamabad: What if the key to success is not a diploma but the courage to learn outside the classroom? For generations, education has been regarded as the primary path to success and financial security. However,…

Asem Mustafa AwanIslamabad: The return of flamingos to Rawal Lake after years should have been a rare conservation success story. Instead, reports of their alleged hunting have raised a broader question: Can Pakistan’s wetlands still…

Hamza Naseer KhanIslamabad: For many years, countering violent extremism (CVE) has largely been viewed through a narrow security lens. States have traditionally relied on law enforcement, intelligence operations, and military responses…