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“Delving into China’s Mindset” (Opinion)

China is steadily forging a path toward establishing a world order that aligns with its own interests and positioning itself as a political and economic leader on the international stage. With the spirit of mutual dialogue and respect, China wants to play a constructive role in shaping the future of international relations. While this journey has just begun, it can be understood through three main steps. First, China has demonstrated its ability to bring powerful adversaries such as Iran and Saudi Arabia to the negotiating table. By mediating conflicts in regions such as Yemen and Syria, China has demonstrated its

Proscribing women’s education is more likely to eradicate the nation ethically and sophistically, thwarting the headway and thriving of the nation (Opinion)

Not long ago, the Afghan Taliban shut out women from seeking higher education, because acquiring education from and along with males is morally wrong. The Afghan Education Minister has upheld the move by proclaiming that a mixture of men and women is totally against the values of Islam, and in another video, he spoke out that women are reproduced for the sustenance of their house and husband.Now, questions come to mind about the origins of such beliefs, norms, and knowledge, which influences authority, how this knowledge is created, and why they accept this as true knowledge. And do they always

Political Instability (Opinion)

Political instability is a state of a pickle, and it is an epoch that can be ‘fons et Orige’ of serious calamity for the country. Political instability can be caused due to many reasons: incompetent government, economic crisis, the intervention of institutions in politics, high crime rates, thug wars between different groups, etc. Political instability is a serious challenge, especially for developing countries and it is the prerequisite for their nation-building. Globally, we have observed political instability in recent times, especially in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Iraq, and others countries. But here I will highlight four major countries, which are

Pak-Afghan Relations (Opinion)

Pakistan and Afghanistan are at odds for many decades, although these two countries have religious, economic and ethnic ties. Last week, we students from air university had a face-off with Afghan students from the University of Lahore, in we which we discussed Pak-Afghan current issues and their solutions. In the debate, three were the primary concerns of every student were as follows: 1: Firstly, the Durand line is still not accepted by any Afghan government. Retrospectively, Afghanistan was the first country which voted against Pakistan’s membership in the UN because Afghanistan claimed some territories of Baluchistan, NWFP and seven tribal

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