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Biology

The Time is Now: Urgent Need for a Bold Call to Action for Universal Health Coverage in Pakistan

Yasir Ahmad -
It was a sunny July afternoon when Sameer, a 45-year-old resident of Swat, rushed his mother to a nearby private hospital because her chest...
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Interactive Learning: Board Games Leading the Charge in Disaster Risk Reduction

Mohammad Shaheer Khan -
Pakistan’s education system relies on traditional teaching methods, where students memorize textbooks to pass exams. This approach is common in schools across urban and...
Interviews

Navigating Crisis: Dr Mujtaba Hassan on Space Technology’s Role in Disaster Management

Hifz Ur Rehman -
Hundreds died, a rescue helicopter crashed, villages submerged, families torn apart, weddings turned to funerals. These are news headlines you must have heard. But...
Interviews

The Power of Numbers: How Population Trends Impact Our Future

Yameen Bin Yahya -
We live in a world where one part could be experiencing huge population growth, and the other could collapse because of its aging population...
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Death, Resilience, and Hope: A Review of “As Long As the Lemon Trees Grow”

Khadija Tariq -
Most of us take safety for granted, but safety is not a universal reality, especially in our current world. Zoulfa Katouh’s novel "As Long...
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Crisis and Courage: Inside the Lives of Emergency Physicians in the War-torn Regions

Saadeqa Khan -
“I scroll aimlessly on my phone, stumbling onto video footage of Shaban Al-Dalou, a 19-year-old man engulfed in flames outside Al-Aqsa Hospital in Gaza....
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Equipping Children with Survival Strategies in War Emergencies

Khair ul Bariyah -
Over the last few decades, the concept of emergency management has evolved significantly to become a part of the field of school safety. The...
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Beyond the Battlefield: How Ethics Shapes the Reasons and Conduct of War

Muniba Usman -
"Ethics in the Line of Fire: Pakistan’s Calculated Response vs India’s Civilian Toll" In modern warfare, where satellites guide missile routes and media shape the...
Biology

In the Shadows of War— How Trauma Writes Its Legacy on the Bodies of Women and Children

Sadaf Sarfraz -
Some wars end with ceasefires. And then some wars live on in the womb, in the DNA, in the tear ducts of children too...
Interviews

Modern Warfare Redefined: Dr Tughral Yamin on the Indo-Pak War 2025

Hifz Ur Rehman -
Today, war is no longer confined to battlegrounds, and understanding the interaction between strategy, technology, and statecraft has never been more urgent, especially in...
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