James Tharin Bradford’s Poppies, Politics, and Power offers a fresh perspective on Afghanistan’s opium trade, moving beyond conventional narratives of crime and conflict. Through a century-long historical analysis, the book reveals how global drug policies have often destabilized governance rather…
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Cousin marriages remain a deeply rooted cultural tradition in many societies, but they come with significant genetic, psychological, and societal risks. Research, including studies from Bradford University, highlights increased genetic disorders, learning difficulties, and higher healthcare burdens among offspring from…
Read More »The resurgence of Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) poses a significant security challenge for Pakistan, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, following the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan. Contrary to earlier strategic assumptions, the Taliban's rule has not strengthened Pakistan’s position but has instead emboldened…
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