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Encircled by Famine: Gaza in the Shadow of Siege

Gaza, at this grievous historical juncture, no longer merely constitutes a geographically beleaguered enclave; rather, it has assumed the form of one of those lamentable chapters in the annals of human civilisation wherein warfare is prosecuted not solely through the overt violence of artillery, missiles, and aerial devastation, but through the far more insidious instrumentation...

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Hearing Balochistan’s Youth: Identity, Aspiration and the Imperative of Inclusion

A newly published study, Voice of Balochistan’s Youth: Identity, Development and Geopolitical Perspectives, offers a valuable window into the minds of young people in Pakistan’s largest province. Authored by researchers from institutions in Quetta and based on surveys and discussions with youth across urban and rural districts, the paper reveals a generation that is proud...

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Religious Scholar Denies Sectarian Allegations, Calls for Fair Investigation Amid Rising Social Media Tensions

Recent controversy surrounding religious scholar Hafiz Dildar has raised serious concerns regarding misinformation and sectarian polarization on social media. According to supporters and available speech recordings, Hafiz Dildar did not target the entire Shia community in his public address. Instead, he strongly condemned individuals responsible for allegedly posting abusive content against respected Sunni religious figures...

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Revisiting Japanese Militarism: The Need for Balance in U.S. Policy

In the evolving security landscape of East Asia, Japan’s accelerating military modernisation deserves measured international attention. While framed as a necessary response to regional challenges, the speed and scope of this transformation — actively supported by the United States — warrant careful scrutiny. Washington’s strategic embrace of a more assertive Japan risks overlooking historical sensitivities...

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PJN policy analysis report urges revision of PECA 2016

Peace & Justice Network (PJN) has released a comprehensive policy analysis urging the government to adopt a rights-based approach in reforming the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) 2016, highlighting concerns over digital rights and civil liberties. The report argues that while combating cybercrime is a legitimate policy goal, the current framework prioritises enforcement at...

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Pentagon’s Declassified Archives and the Reconfiguration of the Cosmic Discourse

Within the longue durée of human civilization, certain interrogatives transcend the transitory realm of curiosity and metamorphose into enduring epistemological enigmas situated at the confluence of collective consciousness, scientific rationality, military grand strategy, and metaphysical introspection. The manifestation of cryptic luminescences across celestial expanses, unidentified aerial entities executing kinetically implausible maneuvers, and indecipherable signatures imprinted...

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Religion, Civilization, and the Moral Crisis of Modern Humanity

Today, many societies suffer from problems rooted in state structures and state policies, such as injustice, corruption, economic inequality, misuse of authority, and political repression. Yet instead of directly criticizing these fundamental issues, criticism is often redirected toward religion itself. In many intellectual and political circles, criticizing religion is considered easier and safer than challenging...

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Global Repercussions of Trump’s Controversial Post

American politics has now unmistakably entered an epoch in which narrative construction, symbolic projection, and the rhetorical velocity of social media increasingly supersede the restrained conventions of classical diplomacy. The recent controversial post disseminated by former and incumbent American President Donald Trump on Truth Social constitutes a conspicuous manifestation of this evolving political temperament, wherein...

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Christian Community in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Unanimously Calls for New Comprehensive Christian Marriage Legislation

A provincial consultation on the Christian Marriage Act was organized in Peshawar by the National Commission for Human Rights in collaboration with Blue Veins, bringing together clergy members from different churches, women, girls, human rights activists, media representatives, members of the Provincial Assembly, legal experts, and representatives of minority communities to discuss the urgent need...