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OPINION Sharif, Munir’s diplomatic momentBy adminJune 23, 2026 By Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Pakistan has long stood as a beacon of peace in a troubled world. Since its birth,…
OPINION Life at Dhaka UniversityBy adminJune 23, 2026 By Prof Dr. S K Akram Ali My student years began in the disciplined corridors of Khulna Zilla School, an…
OPINION Pakistan needs ‘short break’By adminJune 23, 2026 By Abdul Samad Channa In television programing, a short commercial break is not merely a pause; it is a necessity.…
OPINION Bürgenstock talks and competing narrativesBy Uzma EhtashamJune 22, 2026 By Uzma Ehtasham The stalled diplomatic process at the Bürgenstock resort in Switzerland has become a focal point for competing…
OPINION The candle of peaceBy adminJune 22, 2026 By Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal In recent days, a striking narrative has circulated in sections of regional commentary describing a breakthrough…
OPINION Regulatory silos and weak port integrationBy adminJune 22, 2026 By Dr. Nazia Sher Pakistan’s fisheries sector sits at the intersection of law, livelihood and export ambition, yet the architecture…
OPINION Global peace and internal reconciliationBy adminJune 22, 2026 By Khpalwak Mohmand. The prospect of a ceasefire and structured negotiations between Iran and the United States marks a rare…
OPINION Pakistan brokers US–Iran claimBy Uzma EhtashamJune 21, 2026 By Uzma Ehtasham In a development presented as a significant diplomatic breakthrough, the so-called Islamabad Memorandum between the United States…
OPINION The quiet rise of data power in policyBy adminJune 21, 2026 By Dr. Zawwar Hussain In many countries, the language of reform has increasingly shifted away from bricks-and-mortar infrastructure towards something…
