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Articles for author: Nimra Manzoor

Double Standards of Western World (Opinion)

I believe in the exchange of ideas and cultures. We should adopt the latest trends if they are benefitting the rest of the world like secularism, liberalism, and democratic values but that doesn’t mean we should put West on the pedestal and look at everything through their perspective or seek their approval. Unfortunately, it seems we always look for a father figure. Conservatives want the approval of Umah or Arabs. So-called liberals/leftists want the approval of Goras. They worry too much about what the Gora would think about them. Let me assure you, we’ll never be good enough for them.

Forgotten Pak-Afghan Conflict That Shaped Modern History (Opinion)

Until 60s Pakistan didn’t take Afghanistan seriously. They didn’t accept the Durand line but now and then negotiations took place which stabilized the relation between both countries for a couple of years before they became worse and another round of talks was needed to improve relations between both states once again. In the late 50s under King Zahir Shah and his Premier Daud Khan, the Afghan state openly started to call for the creation of Pashtoonistan. Several illegal flights inside Pakistan’s border were carried out by the state of Afghanistan to test the water and intimidate Pakistan. In mid-1960, Afghanistan

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