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War to Maintain Peace War, which is often quoted as a ‘necessary evil’, is certainly an evil. It is, perhaps, the easiest option, as seen throughout human history, available to belligerents to resolve their disputes. War happens due to clashes in political ideologies, difference of opinions, ambition, ego clashes, etc. …
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May, 2022
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11 May
Tourism in Pakistan
Tourism in Pakistan Introduction Generally, tourism has been a human luxury since the very beginning. The term ‘tourism’ hints at public activities of being outside their usual environment for leisure, business and other purposes. It is also considered synonymous with “holiday activity” as per the definition provided by the World …
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11 May
The Enigma of Federalism in Pakistan
The Enigma of Federalism in Pakistan Federalism, says Dicey, is a political contrivance intended to reconcile national unity with maintenance of state rights. The philosophy, therefore, is to have a political system where central government possesses limited powers so that it may not infringe upon the rights of the federating …
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11 May
Seniority vs Merit
Seniority vs Merit Although there can’t be two opinions on the preference of meritocracy in public life and governance, it must be understood that both seniority and merit have their merits and demerits. The notion that being a ‘senior’ in a particular field, measured solely in terms of the number …
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11 May
In Conversation with Rana Amar Liaqat
In Conversation with Rana Amar Liaqat 16th in Punjab, PMS 2020-21 Jahangir’s World Times (JWT): First of all, please tell us about your educational background? Rana Amar Liaqat (RAL): I completed my BSc in Chemical Engineering from University of Gujrat. Later on, I pursued my professional career and worked for …
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10 May
Nuclear Power Generation
Nuclear Power Generation We will be celebrating the 24th anniversary of Pakistan’s nuclear weapon tests – conducted on May 28, 1998 – this month. The day marks the historic achievement of nuclear deterrence capability that was pressingly needed against the adversaries as well as the confidence to be recognized as …
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10 May
Morality in The Age of Social Media
Morality in The Age of Social Media The evolution of morality and ethics in the 21st century has taken a whole new direction, owing to the mass awareness and participation made possible by the ubiquity of social media. Throughout history, there have been discoveries that have changed society in unimaginable …
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10 May
The New IPCC Climate Report
The New IPCC Climate Report It’s ‘now or never’ to limit warming! After a contentious session where scientists and government officials went through the Working Group III’s contribution to the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report, which assesses literature on the scientific, technological, environmental, economic and social aspects of mitigation of climate …
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10 May
Global Food Crisis
Global Food Crisis A looming disaster in the wake of Russia’s Ukraine War The effects of war in Ukraine are already being felt across the world, from rocking world energy markets to spurring a growing refugee crisis in Europe. But the conflict could have more ripple effects, including sparking a …
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10 May
Equilibrium within International Economic and Environmental Laws
Equilibrium within International Economic and Environmental Laws The implications of international economic law for transferring environment-friendly technologies and protecting non-economic values have become a major concern in governing economic relations around the world. In the last decades, the international environmental laws have had noteworthy influence on international economic law. It …