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UNESCO defines a museum as an institution dedicated to displaying or preserving culturally significant objects for the service of society and its development, but what happens...

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It's day one in the office after a four-year hiatus, and a flurry of groundbreaking executive orders are blitzkrieg-ed from the Oval Office. The floodgates have just swung open...

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Introduction: Being in this digital age, where technology is central to nearly every aspect of life, there is a growing notion or belief that human creativity is dying...

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What is solitary confinement and why is it imposed? Solitary confinement is a form of imprisonment where a prisoner has no contact with anyone except prison staff for a set period...

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The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an extremely complex, long-standing, and violent dispute between Israelis and Palestinians over land, identity, and self-determination; with each side...

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Power is a fundamental concept in global politics, shaping the behaviors and actions of states and actors on the world stage. It encompasses both positive and negative forms, influencing...

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Pakistan has a long and complex history characterized by social disintegration and political instability stemming from deep-rooted provincialism. This persistent issue has given rise to...

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Democracy, as defined by Abraham Lincoln, is the government of the people, by the people, for, the people. This definition portrays people to be sovereign where they exercise their...

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World Food Programme defines a food crisis as a situation where there is a significant disruption in the availability, access, and utilization of food that leads to acute malnutrition and hunger....

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Socrates, Plato, Nietzsche, Russell, Mill — these names echo through classrooms, textbooks, and online discussions, emphasizing the significance of their philosophical works...

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Pakistan's engagement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) through various financial programs has been a recurring theme in the country's economic history. These programs...

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Established in 2018 and first observed in 2019, the 24th of April marks the International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace. It is a day of great magnificence and grandeur...

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Pakistan finds itself at a critical juncture, grappling with a severe economic crisis that has sent shockwaves through the nation. This crisis is the culmination of a complex interplay of...

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In the realm of international relations, the concept of Thucydides Trap has gained significant attention in recent years. Coined by Graham Allison, it refers to the tendency towards...

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There is a lot of talk about Pakistan's economy and its need to gain stability in the media. But what truly are the implications of this stability? To begin, we need to understand that...

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The right to protest is a fundamental aspect of democratic societies. It allows citizens to voice their dissent and fight for change. While peaceful protests have historically played a crucial role...

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