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When Professor Muhammad Yunus assumed leadership of Bangladesh’s interim government in August 2024, the symbolism was powerful. Here was a Nobel Peace Prize…

By: Arslan Raza Awan In the contemporary digital era, cyberspace has emerged as a new domain of conflict, transforming the traditional understanding of…

There is something uniquely reckless about waging political war on your own country’s foreign relations while enjoying the protections of another’s. Sajeeb…

Educational reform debates in Pakistan often revolve around curriculum revisions, examination reforms, and institutional restructuring. Yet a more fundamental…

A degree opens the door, but only a skill lets you walk through it. In the bustling corridors of Pakistan’s universities, a quiet crisis brews. Every year,…

The Middle East is once again approaching a dangerous turning point—one where a single strategic miscalculation could plunge the region into prolonged…

If the world fails to restrain the United States over the Venezuela crisis, it would not be an exaggeration to say that humanity has taken its first serious…

By: Dr. Marwa Khan Results are not coincidences, they are the echo of belief, discipline, and sincere leadership. In a time when medical examinations grow…

The recent decision of the Sindh High Court directing the withdrawal of faculty members from administrative and non-teaching positions in public universities…

Two days ago, a passenger bus traveling from Rahim Yar Khan in Punjab to Quetta was looted in Ghotki, Sindh. Nineteen passengers were abducted, fourteen were…