Month: November 2024

Politics

World at War: The Escalation of the Middle East Crisis and Its Global Consequences

The Israel-Hamas conflict, escalating since October 7, 2023, is widening, drawing in more countries. U.S. support for Israel exacerbates the violence, while the UN fails to act. Pakistan may be indirectly drawn in through India, potentially destabilizing South Asia. Diplomatic…

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Prime Updates

China’s Airshow 2024: A Glimpse of Next-Gen Military Jets and Drones”

Experts suggest the dual capabilities of the J-20 and J-35A significantly enhance China’s aerial combat potential in contested environments.

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Climate

Lessons from Beijing’s Battle Against Smog: A Call for India and Pakistan

Delhi and Punjab face hazardous air pollution levels, with high PM2.5 and PM10 due to crop burning, vehicular emissions, and industrial activity. Beijing's model offers solutions, emphasizing electric transportation, industry relocation, and regional collaboration. Immediate reforms in India and Pakistan…

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Arts & Literature

Echoes of Semino in Humdrum Life

Semino, a determined young woman, struggles against societal expectations and her domineering stepmother, who seeks to control her life and force her into marriage. Amidst internal conflicts and external pressures, she remains resilient, driven by dreams of independence and self-worth,…

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Society

The 21st Century is the Last Century of Democracy

Democracy, rooted in popular support and adaptable principles, has endured centuries of challenges and evolved to address complex global issues. Despite rising populism, polarization, and authoritarian pressures, democracy remains resilient, driven by public engagement, institutional frameworks, and a commitment to…

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Economy

The Quiet Revolution: How China is Redefining the Global Power

China’s rise in soft power marks a shift from traditional military dominance to cultural influence, economic initiatives, and diplomatic efforts. Through ventures like the Confucius Institutes, the Belt and Road Initiative, and global media, China aims to reshape international perceptions,…

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Politics

The International Institutions Have Become Toothless

International institutions, created to maintain global stability and cooperation, now face reduced influence due to shifting geopolitics and weak enforcement. Addressing these challenges requires significant reforms to strengthen their role in addressing modern issues, especially as international cooperation is crucial…

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Politics

The 26th Amendment: A Threat to Judicial Independence

The 26th Amendment in Pakistan has sparked concerns about judicial independence, with critics arguing it may centralize power under the guise of reform. By allowing greater governmental influence over judicial appointments, the amendment risks compromising impartial justice. Its long-term impact…

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Books and Authors

The Heat Will Kill You First

Jeff Goodell’s The Heat Will Kill You First tackles heat as a powerful force of planetary destruction, exploring its severe effects on ecosystems and human health. Through vivid storytelling, Goodell reveals how global warming disrupts lives and highlights the urgent…

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Climate

COP29: A Beacon of Hope for Pakistan’s Climate Future

COP29 offers a pivotal opportunity for Pakistan to address climate challenges, given that extreme weather events are increasingly devastating the country.

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