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Earthquake Strike Turkey and Syria
On February 2, a high-altitude Chinese balloon assumed to be loaded with sensitive surveillance gear traveled over Alaska, Canada, and the northern United States. It turns out to have been one of several over time – and the Pentagon watched it travel over Montana, home of one the US military’s land-based, nuclear-tipped Minuteman III missile …
Pakistan’s Looming Water Crisis
Abdul Samad Mugheri Larkana Pakistan is running out of the fresh water at an alarming rate. Pakistan is currently facing an acute water shortage which is likely to dry havoc in country in future. In Pakistan, The signs of water stress are ubiquitous in the form of water scarcity, resource depletion and contamination. The Islamic …
Wafaqi Mohtasib’s Institution
Promoting Good Governance (1983-2023) The sanctity and inviolability of human rights is the essential feature of the concept of ombudsmanship and the means to achieving the ultimate goal of good governance. Maladministration and bad governance are two sides of the same coin. Both breed in an environment of favouritism, discrimination, corruption and exploitation where human …
How Innovation Spreads In The View Of Mass Communication
Everett Rogers, an american sociologist and communication theorist introduced the Diffusion of Innovation (DOI) theory in 1962. It seeks to explain how, why, and how quickly a good, service, or process spreads among a population or social system. In other words, the diffusion of innovation accounts for how quickly new concepts and technologies grow. Marketers …
Pakistan’s energy crisis and delay in TAPI
Sustainable energy sources are crucial in today’s world, and having access to them may enrich everyone’s prospects in life. A vital component of a nation’s growth and development is a reliable source of energy. Numerous statistics showed that if cost-effective access to energy is made simple, human progress can reach its pinnacle. Located at the …
Contradictions of US Foreign Policy
By: Dr. Muhammad Akram Zaheer ¬¬ In the last week of July 2022, the United States attended a regional conference on counterterrorism in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, where Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Mutaqi said his government had considered Afghanistan as a base against the international terrorism and honored promises which should not be used as such. …
Russian Energy Supply and Pakistan
By: Gul I Ayesha Bhatti Musadik Malik, Pakistan’s State Minister for Petroleum, stated on 5 December 2022 that negotiations for the purchase of liquefied natural gas (LNG) are now under on with private Russian companies. He also mentioned that Islamabad has contacts with the federal LNG producers in Russia. Therefore negotiations over the pipeline projects …
Punishment of action
By: Sadia Naz From time immemorial, he has established a series of actions that will make him more visible to others This world is an illusion, that is, whatever you do, you will be filled with it. It cannot be that you do bad things to people and they do not do bad things to …
Pak-Russia Relations Post Fall of Kabul
By: Muhammad Faisal Yousafzai From the beginning Pak-US have not a constant relationship, their relationships have been gone through many twists and turns. After independence, to run the country smoothly Pakistan joined CETO and SENTO, however their relation was changed in 1965 and 1971 wars (arms embargo). In 1979 when USSR intervene in Afghanistan, due …
Russia & Ukraine war and Asia’s strategists concerns
By: Kazim Laghari It has been passed nearly nine months since Russia invaded Ukraine. Casualties reported hence are high, as United Nations High Commission for Human Rights (OHCHR) verified 6577 civilian deaths during the conflict as of November 13. The 400 were children from the dead civilians. Moreover 10,074 people were reported to have been …
