History often proves that when arrogance drives a state’s narrative, the truth is the first casualty. In the aftermath of the Falgham incident, we witnessed a display of political theater that was as swift as it was baseless. Within a mere ten minutes—before any investigation could have reasonably begun—the Modi government filed an FIR against...
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Donald Trump Admits to Calling Benjamin Netanyahu “Crazy” Over Lebanon War
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump has confirmed that he called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “crazy” during a tense phone call. Trump expressed strong frustration over Israel’s ongoing military actions in Lebanon, which are disrupting American efforts to finalize a peace agreement with Iran. During an appearance on the “Pod Force One” podcast, Trump was...
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Mount Everest Records Busiest Season in History with Over 1,000 Summits
KATHMANDU: Tourism authorities in Nepal announced on Wednesday that more than one thousand climbers successfully scaled Mount Everest this spring, establishing the current climbing window as the busiest season ever recorded on the world’s highest peak. The unprecedented surge in successful ascents was primarily driven by a prolonged period of exceptionally stable weather, which provided...
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Italy Allocates Special 10,500 Job Quota for Pakistani Workers
ISLAMABAD: Italy has officialized a special quota of 10,500 jobs for Pakistani workers spanning the next three years, alongside issuing over 3,200 student visas for the 2025–26 academic year. Outgoing Italian Ambassador Marilina Armellin announced these landmark developments during the 80th Italian National Day and Republic Day celebrations held in Islamabad. Speaking at the reception,...
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Inflation Risks Rise: Emerging Economies Lead New Wave of Rate Hikes
Central banks across several emerging and frontier economies have accelerated interest-rate increases amid growing inflation concerns linked to the ongoing war in Iran. According to a Bloomberg report, policymakers in developing nations are moving more quickly than many of their counterparts in developed economies, which are largely maintaining current rates while assessing the broader economic...
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Echoes of the Past: The Resilient Majesty of Muzaffarabad’s Red Fort
Azad Jammu and Kashmir, frequently celebrated as a paradise on Earth for its sprawling emerald forests, cascading rivers, and breathtaking valleys, holds a deeper, more profound allure within its ancient soil. Beyond its natural aesthetics lies a strategic crossroad of history, punctuated by defensive bastions built by successive empires. Standing proud at the vanguard of...
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K-Electric: A Chronicle of Illumination, Transformation, and Endurance
Among the institutions that have indelibly shaped the economic and civic landscape of Karachi the commercial nucleus of Pakistan and one of South Asia’s most consequential metropolitan centres few possess a historical significance comparable to that of the Karachi Electric Supply Corporation. Known in contemporary times as K-Electric, this entity transcends the conventional definition of...
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Pakistan’s First-Ever Shadow Policy Initiative a Historic Step: Zahid Iqbal Chaudhry
Former FPCCI Vice President lauds FPCCI & EPBD for presenting evidence-based, business-friendly and people-centric economic roadmap Islamabad (26 May ) Former Vice President of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI), Zahid Iqbal Chaudhry, has paid rich tribute to the Economic Policy & Business Development (EPBD) Think Tank for presenting Pakistan’s first-ever...
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America in the Age of Invisible Transformation: Society, Demography, and the Quiet Reordering of Power
Modern America is not only a state; it is a global idea, and today that idea is going through a deep and silent transformation. Politics is no longer limited to governments, courts, or parliaments. It now lives inside society itself—inside migration patterns, demographic shifts, media narratives, and cultural debates. What was once called “high politics”...
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The Names That Refuse to Bow to Oppression
Two human rights lawyers. A couple. Sentenced. And suddenly, their names are no longer just names – they are symbols of defiance. Bravery is not just an act. It is a force that liberates. It grants a profound sense of freedom and an inner independence that no system of power can fully take away. It...