By Aishma Gul “A fire lit far off still sends sparks to our doorsteps.” The Middle East—home to ancient cultures and modern power struggles—once again

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By Farman Ullah The diplomatic battle between Pakistan and India has intensified, with both countries engaging in a war of narratives. After facing off on

By Aishma Gul “He who defends his home with foresight need never taste the bitterness of defeat.” This 28 May feels even more significant in

By Aishma Gul  “Peace is our first choice; if India commits folly again, our response will be even more severe than before” – DG ISPR

By Farman Ullah The recent conflict between Pakistan and India has drawn global attention, with both countries’ nuclear-armed status and advanced military capabilities raising serious

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By Farman Ullah Right now, peace in South Asia is very fragile. That’s why it is essential for political leaders to stay calm and think