Building Resilience: Navigating Natural Disasters and Climate Change
Since the dawn of life on Earth, humans have faced various natural disasters. These events are often made worse by our own actions. As the world's population…
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Galloping impacts of climate catastrophes underscore corporate entities to introduce green finance…
By: Raheel Hassan
Corporate involvement with social responsibility (CSR) is a voluntary practice. The government also supports the corporate sector by…
Unsafe spaces for Women
Gender-based violence (GBV) is a pervasive issue in Pakistan, with many violent forms such as rape, sexual harassment, child and forced marriages, domestic…
Medical Negligence and the Quest for Healthcare Awareness: A Tale of Hope and Challenges in AJK
By Dr. Muhammad Ali
What could be more miserable than losing a life just because of a Medical Negligence?
This incident occurred during a routine checkup of a…
Escalating Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
Today, more than ten days will pass since the Israeli-Palestinian war. By this time, three thousand Palestinians have been martyred, ten thousand children,…
King Faisal wouldn’t hesitate to call for a boycott of Europe and America
In this latest war between Palestine and Israel, the Middle East superpower, 8Israel and the Palestinian Authority, who have been trapped in the Gaza Strip for…
The outcome in Israel’s creation might have been different if Arabs had fought more vigorously
The British Mandate of Palestine remained until 1948. On May 14, 1948, before Britain exodus, the head of the Jewish Agency, David Ben-Gurin, announced the…
NADRA Story
A few days ago, I visited to a branch of NADRA. Despite the increasing population, I am surprised that why there is so much rush. You go to any branch in…
US Strategic Engagement in the Bay of Bengal: Navigating Superpower Rivalry
Over the past two decades, the geopolitical landscape of the Indian Ocean has undergone a profound transformation. China, once viewed the Indian Ocean as the…
Education or Dowry?
In Pakistan, the illiteracy rate of women surpasses 40 percent, while over 95 percent of all marriages involves the evil system of dowry transferred by the…