Op-Ed
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On Ramadan’s True Legacy
As a Muslim of South Asian origin residing in the United States, I am continually struck by the profound and…
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The Noose Tightens
In a sweltering courtroom this month, justice itself seemed to wither away. Four men stood bound as the judge pronounced…
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Minorities in India
Right then, have you seen what's come out about India? Makes your blood run a bit cold, doesn't it? This…
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Weaponizing the Web: How Cyber Harassment Silences Marginalized Voices in Pakistan
Pakistan’s marginalized communities—women, transgender individuals, and religious minorities—face a hostile online environment where cyber harassment is systematically weaponized to silence…
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Dr. Yunus’s Visit to China
I begin by the famous quote by Mark Twain, "The secret of getting ahead is getting started." He emphasizes the…
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Prison Reforms in Pakistan
Pakistan has long grappled with prison reform against a backdrop of structural inefficiencies, overcrowding, human rights violations, and antiquated colonial-era…
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Options for NATO
In the aftermath of World War II, the United States (US) and its allies created the North Atlantic Treaty Organization…
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Geo-economic and Currency Multi-polarity
Global economic dynamics have shifted in recent years, calling into question the US dollar's long-held primacy. The dollar's status as…
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A Nation Caught Between Superpowers
Pakistan's economic trajectory is increasingly shaped by its complex foreign policy, particularly its relationships with the United States and China.…
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Economic Revival’s Roadmap
Pakistan's economic future remains a topic of intense debate as the country grapples with structural inefficiencies, mounting external debt, and…