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Indian Rupee Falls Nearly 12% Against PKR Post Operation Sindoor
Child Marriage: A Clear Violation of Human Dignity and Misuse of Religion
Modi’s Europe Visit Faces Diplomatic Backlash Over Minority Policies
Field Marshal Asim Munir Visits Quetta Garrison, Stresses Operational Readiness and Modern Warfare Preparedness
Modi’s Norway Visit, Kashmiri and Sikh Groups Protest and Call for Global Accountability

Category: Policy Bits

Iran protests 2026

Widespread Protests Shake Iran Amid Economic Crisis and Internet Blackout

Iran faces nationwide protests over economic hardship and political demands, accompanied by an internet blackout and security crackdown.
  • Breaking News, Iran, Policy Bits
Zalmay Khalilzad

Zalmay Khalilzad Highlights Potential Afghanistan-Pakistan Security Accord to Eliminate Militant Threats

Khalilzad highlights potential Afghanistan-Pakistan security accord to prevent ISIS, TTP threats with Taliban’s openness to talks.
  • Afghanistan, News, Pakistan, Policy Bits
Pakistan SMEs economy

PM Shehbaz Sharif Highlights SMEs as Backbone of Pakistan’s Economy

PM Shehbaz Sharif emphasizes SMEs as Pakistan’s economic backbone, urges banks to provide easy loans, and reviews SMEDA roadmap.
  • Breaking News, Pakistan, Policy Bits, Politics
India Bangladesh relations Pakistan influence

Shifting Ground in Dhaka: India’s Setback and Pakistan’s Silent Advance

India’s influence in Bangladesh faces scrutiny after a high-profile killing, while Pakistan quietly gains diplomatic ground in Dhaka.
  • Diplomacy, India, News, Policy Bits
PIA privatization Success or Failure

When the Flag Carrier ‘PIA’ Lands for the Last Time

As Pakistan debates selling PIA, the real question is economic survival versus emotional attachment. A factual analysis.
  • Economy, Editorial, News, Pakistan, Policy Bits
State-Owned Enterprises in Pakistan

State-Owned Struggles: Why Pakistan’s Public Enterprises Keep Bleeding

Pakistan’s state-owned enterprises continue to post heavy losses while private firms thrive. Why reforms can no longer wait.
UN report Afghanistan 2025 reveals major highlights of recent Taliban rule

Afghanistan’s Stability Is Manufactured, Not Earned

UN report finds Taliban rule offers control, not peace, with 20+ terror groups active and rising regional risks despite claims of security gains.
  • Afghanistan, Investigatives, News, Pakistan, Policy Bits, Security, Top Stories
The bombing of an Ayazkot school is a cowardly attack on the future. We examine why extremists fear education and praise the resolve of the Pakistani people.

The Unbreakable Light of Knowledge

The bombing of an Ayazkot school is a cowardly attack on the future. We examine why extremists fear education and praise the resolve of the Pakistani people.
A new Kabul fatwa bans foreign jihad and misuse of Afghan soil,

Afghan Clerics’ New Fatwa: A Positive Signal or Another Unfulfilled Promise?

A new Kabul fatwa bans foreign jihad and misuse of Afghan soil, but Pakistan stresses words must be matched by verifiable action.
Pakistan observes Human Rights Day 2025 with calls for equality, dignity and balanced security measures

Why Pakistan’s Human Rights Dialogue Must Address Both Activism and Security Threats

Pakistan marks Human Rights Day 2025, stressing dignity, equality, and the need to balance rights concerns with national security threats.
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