On UN Day, Pakistan’s UN engagement highlights its dedication to multilateralism and global cooperation for peace and development.
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United States Sanctions on Pakistan’s Missile Program
US sanctions on Pakistan’s missile program, including Shaheen-3 and Ababeel, highlight double standards in nonproliferation enforcement.
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Why the Indus Water Treaty Should Remain Intact
The Indus Water Treaty is back in the spotlight as India seeks changes! What does this mean for water security and regional peace?
Prospects of Aquaculture in Pakistan: An Overview
Can Pakistan’s coastline become the next frontier for sustainable aquaculture? With growing demands on our oceans, it’s time to rethink how we fish and farm our seas.
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Kashmir and Crisis Diplomacy: The Roles of SAARC and SCO
For over seventy years, Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir has been embroiled in conflict, facing a dire humanitarian crisis; thus, it raises the question of how regional bodies like SAARC and SCO can pivot from geopolitical tensions to address urgent humanitarian needs.
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The Politics of Fear: A Manufactured Crisis
Behind every crisis lies a Manufactured Crisis narrative, crafted to uphold power structures and maintain the status quo.
The Biden Doctrine and the United States Foreign Policy
As the U.S. heads into elections, the Biden Doctrine is in focus. Is Biden’s leadership effective or overshadowed by failures?
Russia Modifies Nuclear Doctrine: Implications for Global Security
In response to escalating geopolitical tensions, Russia modifies nuclear doctrine, signaling a potential shift in global security dynamics.
India’s Waqf Bill 2024: The State’s Assault on Muslim Heritage
The Waqf Bill 2024 threatens Muslim autonomy over Waqf properties, risking religious freedom and cultural heritage in India.
Time to Recalibrate State’s Institutional Engineering?
In a nation grappling with economic instability, the urgency to recalibrate State’s Institutional Engineering has never been more apparent.
