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The Flamingo Revolution: A Crisis of Nature, Power, and Democratic Trust
Shahwaar Mughal Revolutions do not always begin with a direct demand for regime change. Sometimes they emerge from a threatened ecosystem or a decision that unveils the gap between the state and the...
06 Nov 2026
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Governor’s Rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Security Imperatives vs. Provincial Autonomy
Faisal Gul Security and Self-Determination for the People of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Governor’s rule is meant to protect lives and return powers to the people’s elected representatives as soon as circ...
03 Nov 2026
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THRIP Research Report " Same Quota, Different Voices"
The Himalayan Research Institute (THRIP) is pleased to publish "Same Quota, Different Voices: Elite and Professional Women Parliamentarians on Reserved Seats in Pakistan's National Assembly, 2024–2026...
26 Oct 2026
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Patriotism without Jingoism: A Strategy for National Security
Faisal Gul Love your country but avoid shouting down those who are not shouting with you. The distinction is captured by George Orwell, who describes patriotism as a devotion to one's country and it...
23 Oct 2026
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Fuel Prices Are Rising Again: Can Pakistan’s Economy Bear Another Shock?
Alishba Tahreem Malik The Pakistani economy is once again facing a familiar challenge. The latest hike in fuel prices has made it harder for consumers to cope with inflation and the rising cost of l...
23 Oct 2026
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Preachers in the Age of Rising Seas: What Saudi Arabia Global Religious Training Misses
Waqas Abdullah Climate diplomacy is usually imagined as a story of summits, treaties, and carbon markets. Yet some of the most consequential communicators in the Anthropocene are not diplomats at ...
19 Oct 2026
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Future of the Russia–Ukraine War
Rimsha Aslam The most consequential war of the 21st century started with the aim that it would end in ten days, but now four years have passed, and it is continuing. War takes heritage, cultures...
03 Oct 2026
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From Makkah Joint Defense Agreement to a New Muslim Security Architecture: What Bangladesh’s Potential Entry Could Mean for Pakistan
Waqas Abdullah The foreign policy of Pakistan is seemingly going through a new and more strategic episode. Islamabad's foreign policy for decades has been viewed largely in terms of its partners...
26 Sep 2026
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The New Resource Curse: A Debacle Green Extractivism in South Asia
Dur-e-Adan The energy transition is presented in a favorable light in most climate conferences as well as in corporate reports. It has been defined as something that should be seen as a natural nee...
22 Sep 2026
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Will Magnets be the new Barrels ?
Mahnur Asim Every few decades, a new commodity emerges around which the new global order reconstructs. The twentieth-century hierarchy of power was anchored in oil, where control over resources, tr...
13 Sep 2026
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