Mir Mohammad Ali Khan, a geo-strategic analyst argues that with the US exit from Afghanistan this region is now ready to emerge as a powerful economic block consisting of Afghanistan, Pakistan, China, Iran and Russia with huge challenges for the US and Indian strategy.

Andrew Korybko, a Russia-based American Analyst, argues that Pakistan and Russia's refusal to take in Afghan refugees does not make them "racist" or "Islamophobic" as Western media alleges. The two countries are genuinely concerned about terrorist infiltration.

Farid A Malik, Ex-President Science Foundation argues, in the background of hooliganism at Minar-e-Pakistan, that Gen. Zia, the country’s third military usurper introduced public celebrations on 14th August, to divert attention away from his suppressive rule. His selfish politics destroyed the dignity of Independence Day.

Tariq Mahmood Khan, a lecturer at the University of Central Punjab, Faisalabad Campus, discusses the growing concern of food insecurity across the world. He further explains what part Covid 19 and climate change have played in increasing this issue and how can we resolve this problem.

Gen. Tariq Khan, ex-head Pakistan's Central Command warns all those celebrating American defeat, he argues that Pakistanis must not draw wrong lessons from Taliban victory, situation is fluid and Pakistan needs to help bring stability in Afghanistan for its own peace and prosperous future.

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Dr Atia Ali Kazmi, a Senior Policy Analyst at NUST, thinks that countries should accept the ground reality of Taliban returning to power after 20 years. Instead of focusing on the blame game, measures need to be taken for the social, economical, and political development of Afghanistan.

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