Month: December 2024

Technology

Artificial Intelligence (AI): The Death of Human Creativity

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping global dynamics by automating tasks, influencing creativity, and redefining innovation. While advancing technology brings progress, it risks sidelining human ingenuity. Nations like Pakistan face challenges in adapting. Balancing AI’s potential with fostering creativity is essential…

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Prime Updates

Strategic Meeting on Scaling Up Olive Culture in Pakistan

The first Steering Committee meeting for the “OliveCulture Scale-up – Scaling up OliveCulture Value Chain and Promoting Climate Resilient Rural Development in Pakistan” project was successfully convened on Tuesday, December 3, at the Ministry of National Food Security & Research.…

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Understanding China

Understanding the Beijing and Washington Consensus

The image contrasts the Beijing Consensus and the Washington Consensus, representing China’s state-led model of gradual economic reform and welfare-focused growth versus the Washington Consensus' neoliberal approach of rapid market liberalization and minimal state intervention. It visually highlights the differences…

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Politics

Food and Democracy

The interplay between food and democracy highlights how nutrient-rich diets foster healthier societies, cognitive growth, and democratic engagement. Proper nutrition enhances critical thinking, stability, and civic participation, while food insecurity undermines social cohesion. Equitable food systems are vital for promoting…

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Politics

Indo-Pacific: A New Epicenter for Power Politics

The Indo-Pacific region, connecting three continents, drives 60% of global GDP and 40% of global transshipment. It faces power rivalries between the U.S. and China, with disputes over Taiwan and the South China Sea. This strategic region, vital for trade…

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Arts & Literature

The Unseen Ink

Alfred C. Woolner, a distinguished Sanskrit scholar, significantly contributed to Punjab University and promoted Sanskrit education in Lahore. His statue on Mall Road, defaced multiple times, remains a symbol of his legacy. Despite vandalism, efforts to preserve it highlight his…

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Politics

The IRSA Act, Indus River, and Sindh’s Survival: A Looming Crisis

The planned construction of six canals over the Indus River threatens Sindh's economy, dependent on 92% agricultural water usage. Sindh faces severe water scarcity, with 18 million acres of land uncultivated. Critics argue the project harms Sindh's people and resources,…

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Society

The Pashtun Question: Khan Shaheed’s Fierce Battle Against Cultural Erasure, Structural Violence, and Marginalization

Abdul Samad Khan Achakzai, known as Khan Shaheed, symbolized resistance against colonial and neo-colonial oppression, advocating Pashtun autonomy, federalism, and cultural preservation. He opposed authoritarianism, championed democratic principles, and challenged systemic marginalization through non-violence, education, and political activism. Assassinated in…

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Research Article

Women’s Empowerment in Pakistan: A Socioeconomic Perspective

Women’s empowerment has emerged as a crucial issue on a global scale, yet it remains an unsolved problem. Women, for example, continue to be under-represented in education, accounting for nearly 67% of the world’s illiteracy. They also make up a…

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Prime Updates

Princess Kate’s Health Battle: A Journey of Strength and Hope

Princess Kate Middleton, after revealing her cancer diagnosis in March 2024, has inspired many with her resilience during preventative chemotherapy. Despite health challenges, she resumed royal duties, symbolizing hope and strength. Supported by Prince William, she balances recovery and responsibilities,…

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