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By Interaction Desk It is estimated that almost 12,000 ISIS fighters are present in Afghanistan at the moment. These fighters are being kept in check by the Afghnani Taliban and both the More »
ISIS is a threat to South & Central Asian countries
By Mirza Kashif Baig The attacks of 9/11 brought about a radical change globally. The attack was unique and unanticipated and it took more than a decade for the world to understand More »
The internationalization of the Pakistan Army
The Pakistan Army is making a concerted effort to relieve itself of its dependency on the US, and it might be working By Kamal Alam As the recent National Day military parade More »
Pakistan is leading the way with its welfare state the world can learn from its innovation
By Lord Nigel Crisp More than 50 years ago countries as far apart as Indonesia, Tanzania and Guatemala began to train local people as community health workers who can provide some treatments More »
Trump’s exit plan from Afghanistan
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The Corona virus pandemic will forever alter the World Order
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Afghanistan’s next war
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ISIS & Taliban conflict
By Interaction Desk It is estimated that almost 12,000 ISIS fighters are present in Afghanistan at the moment. These fighters are being kept in check by the Afghnani Taliban and both the factions are in the bloody conflict with the
ISIS is a threat to South & Central Asian countries
By Mirza Kashif Baig The attacks of 9/11 brought about a radical change globally. The attack was unique and unanticipated and it took more than a decade for the world to understand the reality of those attacks. If the conspiracy
The internationalization of the Pakistan Army
The Pakistan Army is making a concerted effort to relieve itself of its dependency on the US, and it might be working By Kamal Alam As the recent National Day military parade shows, the Pakistan Army now has a global
Pakistan is leading the way with its welfare state the world can learn from its innovation
By Lord Nigel Crisp More than 50 years ago countries as far apart as Indonesia, Tanzania and Guatemala began to train local people as community health workers who can provide some treatments themselves and, as importantly, help their neighbours and
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Westerners should embrace use of masks
American society’s attitude toward whether people should wear masks to prevent the spread of the corona virus epidemic is changing. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is reportedly reviewing its guidelines on wearing masks and recommendations that masks