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Pakistan has long been plagued by demands for new provinces, with proponents arguing that carving up the country further would resolve administrative inefficiencies and improve governance. However, this perspective ignores the real issue: the failure of local government and systemic corruption at the grassroots level. The notion that people’s problems stem from a shortage of officials rather than the incompetence and corruption of existing ones is misleading. The real question is not about increasing administrative units but about fixing the deeply entrenched governance issues within the current system. A common misconception driving the push for more provinces is that districts…

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The rise in terrorist activities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan is not just an attack on the security of these provinces but a direct assault on Pakistan’s sovereignty. The increasing incidents of terrorism and sabotage clearly indicate foreign involvement, with India’s role in destabilizing Pakistan becoming more evident. However, despite these challenges, Pakistan’s armed forces remain unwavering in their mission to uproot terrorism from the country once and for all. Pakistan’s military has time and again proven its mettle in combating terrorism. Whether it was Operation Zarb-e-Azb, which dismantled terrorist strongholds in North Waziristan, or Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad, which targeted sleeper…

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In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), the line between thieves and saints has blurred. The province, which has been under the rule of so-called “honest leaders” for over a decade, is now a glaring example of how corruption can masquerade as progress. While the government boasts of development and transparency, the reality on the ground tells a different story one of mismanagement, embezzlement, and a complete disregard for the public’s welfare. The irony is stark: those who were supposed to be the guardians of development have become its greatest predators. At first glance, KP’s development projects might seem like a step forward.…

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As the world has evolved and warfare has transformed, Pakistan stands as a nation with a formidable nuclear shield that secures its borders against external threats. However, the fight for the country’s future no longer solely hinges on its ability to defend its borders but also on the unity of its people. While our military continues to guard us against external enemies, a much more insidious challenge is brewing from within: internal divisions that threaten to undermine the very fabric of the nation. Pakistan’s nuclear capability has shifted the balance of power in South Asia. Our borders, once vulnerable to…

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In the year since the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan, the world has watched closely as the group reestablished its rule over the country. While much of the global focus has been on the regime’s treatment of Afghan citizens, particularly women and girls, a much deeper issue is quietly unfolding within the Taliban’s ranks. The prolonged absence of Sirajuddin Haqqani, a key leader of the Haqqani network, has raised serious questions about the internal dynamics of the Taliban’s leadership. His absence is no mere logistical oversight—it’s a glaring sign that something deeper is at play within the group. The crux…

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The founder of PTI and his party are currently engulfed in extreme internal strife. Despite employing every possible negative tactic, this chaotic political entity has failed to achieve the results it anticipated. The outcome? PTI itself is now on the brink of internal collapse and division. The party’s founder, true to his nature, continues to take U-turns, further complicating his own position. After losing public trust, he is now rapidly losing the confidence of his own party leaders. PTI’s internal rift has become evident as his sister, Aleema Khan, is allegedly maneuvering to take control of the party, while Salman…

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Pakistan has taken a significant step in empowering its local workforce with specialized training in the mining sector. The National University of Technology (NUTECH) recently hosted the closing ceremony of the Reko Diq Mining Course on February 14 in Islamabad, marking a milestone for the nation’s industrial and educational collaboration. A total of 18 engineers from Balochistan, associated with the Reko Diq project, successfully completed specialized training in mining technology at NUTECH. This initiative, led by Pakistan’s Ministry of Science and Technology, reflects a strong commitment to building a skilled workforce that can contribute to the country’s mineral sector. During…

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the United States, which included a meeting with former President Donald Trump, has drawn significant global attention. However, beyond the official photo-ops and rehearsed statements, the visit has sparked widespread criticism and ridicule. The question remains: was this visit a genuine diplomatic success, or just another exercise in political optics? One of the most talked-about moments of the visit was Modi’s reliance on cue cards during the joint press conference. His difficulty in articulating spontaneous responses raised questions about his preparedness and command over diplomatic discussions. This reliance on scripted responses was widely…

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s recent two-day visit to Pakistan marks a significant milestone in the growing bilateral relationship between the two nations. As historical allies with deep-rooted cultural and diplomatic ties, this visit underscores the shared vision of Pakistan and Turkey for regional stability, economic cooperation, and strategic partnership. Strengthening Bilateral Relations: Erdogan’s visit was welcomed with great enthusiasm across Pakistan, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where the public expressed their appreciation for the strengthening of ties between the two nations. The visit emphasized the long-standing friendship and unwavering support both countries have extended to each other in various global…

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Pakistan is moving forward under the leadership of its armed forces, while PTI and other conspiratorial groups have faced complete failure. The same elements that once attempted to destabilize Pakistan are now witnessing the collapse of their political influence. Today, the reality is clear: “The state has survived, and the politics of chaos has been buried.” Whether it is the agricultural revolution in Cholistan or the economic recovery, the nation is now on the path to progress. As the Army Chief recently emphasized, Pakistan is advancing, and it will continue to move forward. Meanwhile, PTI’s conspiratorial figures, who have always…

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