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The Declining Tower of Urban Politics

If there is one political party that transformed the character, language, and style of urban politics in Pakistan, it is the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM). More than just a political party, MQM emerged as a political phenomenon that gave millions of Urdu-speaking residents of Karachi and Hyderabad a sense of identity, representation, and political empowerment....

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A New Horizon of Intellectual Renewal

Consider the allegory of a master illusionist who, on the grand stage of global theater, effortlessly untangles the most complex conundrums, drawing thunderous applause from the spectators. Yet, when he returns to his own modest abode of clay, the cold, unlit stove and the dark corners mock his artistic prowess. In the contemporary era, the...

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Operation Shaaban: A Final Message to Terrorists

History presents moments when nations must decide whether they will surrender to fear or stand firm in defense of their future with unwavering resolve. Pakistan is passing through such a defining moment today. On one side are those whose hands are stained with the blood of innocent civilians, children, women, the elderly, and our brave...

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Questions Raised by The Guardian Report and the “Vishwaguru” Narrative

For more than a decade, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sought to project himself as an exceptional global leader. According to the government’s narrative, every overseas visit is portrayed as a diplomatic triumph, every photograph as evidence of international recognition, and every foreign honour as a symbol of India’s growing global stature. However, a...

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Mira Saddam Hussein” or “Sumaya Al-Zubai?

Yemen has once again become the focus of global media attention due to an incident where reality, politics, tribal traditions, and psychological warfare seem completely intertwined. A woman, claiming to be “Mira Saddam Hussein” the daughter of the former President of Iraq appealed to Yemeni tribal sheikhs for asylum and justice. This single claim not...

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Google Trends: Field Marshal General Asim Munir

According to recent Google Trends reports, global searches for Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, have witnessed an extraordinary surge. Reports indicate that searches for keywords and hashtags such as #AsimMunir, #PakistanArmyChief, #FieldMarshalAsimMunir, and #AsimMunirSpeeches increased significantly worldwide, bringing him into the international spotlight. This surge...

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The Journey of Redemptory Triumph

When the whip of Yazid’s allegiance flashed in the scorching sun of Medina, it was not merely a demand for political fealty; it was the genesis of a historical opportunism that threatened to permanently sterilize the human conscience. Dr. Ali Shariati’s profound question what choice did Imam Hussain have but to head toward Karbala? is...

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A Tide of Despondency Within Israel

A recently conducted joint survey undertaken by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Agam Institute has unveiled a portrait of public sentiment so stark and consequential that it defies facile dismissal. Conducted between 17 and 20 June 2026 among 3,644 Israeli citizens, the inquiry has yielded conclusions that constitute not merely a profound rebuke...

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Intellectual Bankruptcy and Geostrategic Avarice

Within the contemporary geopolitical theatre, a meticulous examination of the configurations of global power and the evolving architecture of regional strategic alignments reveals a profound and paradoxical intellectual dissonance. This contradiction is rooted less in the conventional doctrines of international relations than in the deeper impulses of human nature and in the modern creed of...

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The Retrieval of National Politic

There arise, in the political evolution of nations, certain critical junctures at which the gravest peril does not emanate from the multiplicity of challenges confronting the state, but rather from the erosion of the collective wisdom required to address them. Pakistan presently finds itself at such an inflection point. Political polarization, institutional distrust, electoral controversies,...