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Waqar Hassan

New war fronts lie in economic zones

In the contemporary world, economic zones have emerged as the primary battlegrounds where nations compete for dominance. Unlike traditional warfare, which involved military confrontations, the…

Social media & erosion of sincerity in relationships

  FOR centuries, human beings have sought to understand each other’s intentions through verbal and nonverbal cues. Conversations were once enriched by the subtleties of…

Water crisis and national unity

NO amount of urban development can compensate for the absence of water; people won’t settle in a city without it. This is also true for…

Facebook and TikTok, the apps that control us

THE yearning for admiration surpasses all other human needs because social acceptance brings power, wealth and influence. Recognition was a widespread goal among the people…

How social media destroys youth

OUR thoughts shape our reality. Our thoughts stem from the choices we make, including what we read, watch and what we follow. Having a constructive…

Education — the lifeblood of democracy

DESPITE differences in caste, creed or race, all humans share common characteristics. Their shared existence on this planet grants them the right to mutual respect…

AI’s role in shaping education’s future

FROM the dawn of technology, humans have been relentlessly striving to use it in all areas of life. Technology has been a key driver of…

Unity, faith, and discipline: A universal message from Quaid to Muslims.

THOUGH leaders’ lifespan is limited to decades, their wisdom is immortal. The world is governed by nations that heed their leaders’ guidelines. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s…

Strong minds & values, pillars of nation-building

SUPPOSE this world is underdeveloped, humans live in caves and their prosperity is dependent on exceptional minds. Who would be your best choice as a…

Global competition for resources: A threat to peace & stability

BEYOND mere commodities, natural resources are fundamental to a nation’s lifeblood, supporting its economy, people and technological innovation. Nevertheless, their limited availability has ignited disputes…

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