From old-school pagers to advanced cyber warfare, the 2024 Hezbollah incident reveals the shocking evolution of modern conflict.
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Zafar Masud and the Legacy of Pakistan Air Force Day
The command of Zafar Masud at Sargodha Airbase in 1965 turned a pivotal moment in history into a lasting legacy.
Crisis in Bangladesh: A Historical Perspective
Explore the roots of the ongoing crisis in Bangladesh, from historical political instability to economic challenges and strained relations.
Is the Two-Nation Theory Still Relevant in 2024?
Is Two-Nation Theory still relevant? On Pakistan’s 77th Independence Day, explore its history, evolution and impact on identity and geopolitics.
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Anecdote of US-Israel Relationship: A Historic Perspective
From Truman’s early support to recent tensions over Gaza, the US-Israel relationship has evolved through highs and lows.
From Kingship to Mosque: Political Theology in the Islamic World
Sovereignty in the Indian subcontinent transformed from a divinely ordained king who wielded both political and religious authority to a modern colonial state.
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Youm-e-Takbeer: More Than Just a Scientific Feat!
Youm-e-Takbeer, marking Pakistan’s 1998 nuclear tests, signifies not just a scientific feat but also embodies Pakistan’s national character.
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A Decade of Modi: India’s Democratic and Diplomatic Conundrum
As India reflects on a decade of Modi in the Prime Minister’s Office, the journey reveals a troubling trajectory!
How Islamic Tradition Became ‘Foreign’ in Modern India
The Islamic tradition in India is as indigenous as any other traditions in South Asia. But colonial era writings and modern Hindu nationalism portray Islam as foreign, endangering Muslim communities.
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September 6th: The Battle Within
Beyond the displays of military prowess, September 6th is a day for introspection—a time to acknowledge that while external threats are palpable, the gravest danger often festers within our borders.
