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Friday, July 11, 2025

World day of remembrance for road traffic victims

The Global status report on road safety, launched by WHO in December 2018, highlights that the number of annual road traffic deaths has reached 1.35 million. Road traffic injuries are now the leading killer of people aged 5-29 years.

Breast cancer in Pakistan: Challenges, hopes and the journey ahead

Dr. Yasser Rehman, a consultant oncologist at Maroof Hospital, Islamabad talks about the increase in the number of women being diagnosed with breast cancer in Pakistan, whereby one in every 9 women in Pakistan has a lifetime risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer

What is the future of Iran’s engagements with the Taliban?

Iran is an ambitious regional player with a clear understanding of its complex surroundings and a cautious plan to chart a path through them. Iran’s complicated ties with Afghanistan can be attributed to its unremitting opposition to the United States,

How social media has given rise to Pakistani internet drawing room culture?

From Instagram and Facebook to Snapchat and Twitter, today’s modern age presents a world fixated and dependent on social media. Unfortunately, society’s reliance on these platforms has permeated the barriers of how we think and form opinions.

Understanding the strategy behind Modi’s U-turn policy

Indian PM Narendra Modi has announced the repeal of three controversial farm laws after a year of protests. Thousands of farmers had camped at Delhi's borders since last November and dozens died from heat, cold and Covid. Farmers say the laws will allow the entry of private players in farming

Tackling migration crises: Fighting corruption may help

Socially, even the most remote Lebanese communities are feeling the pressure of this massive population growth with refugees now living throughout Lebanon in more than 1,700 localities, with refugees now outnumbering local residents in some areas.

Pakistani politicians and their dishonourable conduct

On October 17, 2021, the leader of the opposition Shahbaz Sharif (SS) while speaking in the joint session of the legislature remarked that not only the 'Aiwan' (House) but all its members were 'Mauziz' (Honourable). It is the conduct that counts not the expensive attire

How the RSS transformed India?

The world has turned topsy turvy in India since BJP came in power on the Hindutva agenda. PM Narendra Modi got away with the genocide of Muslims in his home state of Gujarat. Even the US had refused a visa and maintained its stand and succumbed to its temptation

Trip to Azerbaijan: A reminder of its remarkable victory against Armenia

The liberation of the occupied territories from the Armenian illegal occupation is a stunning victory for Azerbaijan. Had it not been for Azerbaijan's remarkable victory against Armenia, Azerbaijan's rich cultural heritage in those areas would have been lost.

Qatar World Cup sparks healthy controversy across multiple issues

Slavery was officially abolished in Qatar in the 1950s but in 2010, when the resources-rich nation won the right to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup, human rights groups were quick to point out the country's shiny new venues were still being built with "slave labor".

Destabilization of Afghanistan: The notion of war on terrorism

In this proxy war primarily between the capitalist U.S. and Marxist Soviet Union, the highest cost was paid by the people of Afghanistan. The strategies of attack taken by the U.S. led to casualties of several hundred Afghan civilians. This has also led to a catastrophic humanitarian crisis.

An analytical view of present political situation of Pakistan

Pakistan continues to face multiple sources of internal and external conflict. While incidences of domestic terrorism have reduced, in part due to measures taken by the Pakistani state, extremism and intolerance of diversity have grown. The establishment has shown much flexibility