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Turning Salt Into Gold
Qudrat Ullah
Pakistan’s pink salt is among its most distinctive mineral resources, yet much of its economic potential remains untapped. Extracted largely as a raw...
The Gulf’s Conflicts and Their Cost to Pakistan
Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal
Throughout the long and often turbulent history of the Gulf, the states of that vital region have repeatedly been plunged into the...
The Echo of a Void: The Futility of the Indian-Occupied Kashmir Assembly’s Resolutions
Altaf Hussain Wani
When the most basic demands of an elected body are met with the calculated silence of New Delhi, a resolution ceases to...
America’s Campuses and the Betrayal of Student Trust
Qamar Bashir
At Cornell University of the United States, a former student identified as Jane Doe lodged a complaint that seven fraternity members sexually assaulted...
Thirteen Days, Nine in London: What Did Pakistan Reap?
Chaudhry Tabraiz Aurah
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has returned home after a 13-day foreign tour, a significant portion of which nine full days was...
