Who Sets PTM’s Agenda?
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Pakistan’s Textile Industry Compliance
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Taliban Regime Crumbles as Resistance Intensifies Across Badakhshan
The Taliban entered Kabul in August 2021 claiming that military victory had settled Afghanistan’s political future. Five years later, Badakhshan is exposing
Islam’s Living Proof That Fear, Chaos and Unrest Are Fasad-fil-Ard
The tragedy of Karbala is not merely an episode of grief preserved in Muslim history; it is an enduring moral framework for
Pakistan Building a Digital and Green Future
Pakistan stands at a decisive point where its demographic strength, technological ambitions, and environmental needs are beginning to converge. For decades, the
The Human Cost of Undermining the Indus Waters Treaty
The debate over the Indus Waters Treaty is often presented through the language of law, diplomacy and strategic rivalry. Yet at its
Europe Betrays Its Values as Brussels Hosts the Taliban Regime
The decision by European officials to host representatives of the Taliban regime in Brussels is not a minor diplomatic event. It is
Afghan Caught in Arms Smuggling in Amritsar
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Weaponizing the Indus: India’s Transboundary Water Aggression
For more than sixty years the Indus Waters Treaty stood as proof that even bitter adversaries could manage a shared lifeline without
Amnesty’s Selective Outrage: The Half Truth That Endangers Pakistan
When an international watchdog chooses martyrs to ignore, its credibility and its agenda must be questioned The events that unfolded in
