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Zaeema Khushbakht
The author, a graduate of literature and mass communication from Forman Christian College University, Lahore, is a literary critic and nonfiction writer passionate about unraveling the complexities of human expression. Her interests also extend to international relations, cultural studies, and the dynamics of power politics.
The governance system of China blends socialism, capitalism, Confucianism, and pragmatism, balancing centralized control with economic decentralization. It fosters innovation, long-term planning, and global influence, evidenced by initiatives…
Reforming Pakistan’s madrassa system is vital to counter extremism and foster inclusivity. Modernized curricula, financial transparency, and teacher training can bridge socio-economic divides and equip students with marketable…
Pakistan's multicultural challenges stem from linguistic, ethnic, and cultural divides, exacerbating sectarianism, provincialism, and disunity. Addressing these issues requires embracing diversity, promoting inclusivity, and ensuring socio-economic empowerment. Revisiting…
Pakistan's struggle with federalism and provincial autonomy highlights interprovincial disparities, power imbalances, and central dominance. Despite constitutional reforms like the 18th Amendment and NFC Awards, challenges persist due…