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OPINION The quiet power of patienceBy adminDecember 19, 2025 By Atiq Raja In a culture that prizes immediacy—instant messages, same-day results, and overnight success—patience often seems old-fashioned, even inconvenient.…
OPINION Afghanistan’s security narrative unravelsBy adminDecember 19, 2025 By Asghar Ali Mubarak The Taliban’s long-repeated claim that Afghan soil is not being used for cross-border terrorism has now…
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OPINION When your society bleeds!By adminDecember 18, 2025 By Uzma Ehtasham A disturbing incident in Patna, Bihar, has once again drawn attention to the fragile position of Muslim…
OPINION APS tragedy still bleedsBy adminDecember 18, 2025 By Syed Tauqeer Zaidi Some tragedies do not fade with the passage of time; they remain etched into a nation’s…
OPINION The cost of neglecting farmersBy adminDecember 18, 2025 By Asghar Ali Mubarak In Pakistan, farmers are far more than producers of food; they are the backbone of the…
OPINION A living mosaic of Pakistan’s heritageBy adminDecember 17, 2025 By Dr Zawwar Hussain Karachi is more than just a sprawling metropolis; it is a living testament to the confluence…
OPINION APS massacre haunts PakistanBy adminDecember 17, 2025 By Asghar Ali Mubarak The Army Public School massacre remains one of the darkest and most defining moments in Pakistan’s…
