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  • IHC letter, could be deliberate, but no conspiracy to favor Imran Khan.

  • War of nerves; Establishment, Govt, Imran Khan & People

  • Is there a chance for Imran Khan to be free before Eid?

  • India's Electoral bonds, or bombs? But why now?

  • Nawaz Sharif led government, but where is he?

  • Sindh cabinet or Faryal Talpur cabinet?

  • Asif Ali Zardari bhi President ban gaye, now what?

  • PDM 2.0 is now two-third majority, samjh rahey ho?

  • Wazir-Azam Shahbaz, Saddar Zardari, sab plan k hisab se hai?

  • Reserved seats for SIC/PTI or Maal-e- ghaneemat? And why Asad Toor?

  • Why are halwa-khors not behind bars ASP sahiba?

  • Maryam or Murad, irrelevant.

  • Imran's letter to IMF, will work, won't work.

  • PDM 2.0 will be a disaster, and this is why.

  • Pakistani political situation: Raula pe gaya?

  • PTI plus MWM, PDM 2.0 finalized. What is what?

  • Election 2024 Results: Win and lose for democracy, Kiya hosakta hai ab?

  • Thodi si galati in halkon men surprise degi.

  • Afghanistan-China bhai bhai? humara kiya phir?

  • Why is Bushra Bibi in bani gala and not jail?

  • Art of possibility, so what are the next possibilities?

  • Election men dhandli horahi hai? Tu?

  • One more 'Mandir' in India, what an achievement.

  • Oxymorons and morons in Pakistani Politics

  • If Murtaza Wahab wins: Welcome to Sindh Club and its one party rule

  • Gun control issue in USA; Politics of culture or cultural terrorism?

  • Tribalism in Sindh, one of the many deceptions for lawlessness in Sindh

  • The method behind this madness is the madness itself-Pakistan

  • Religion, False Messiah, and America- deadly combination for American foreign policy

  • Usual Pakistani things: Erasing History: Pakistan Cricket Board new video

  • IMF and west to the politicians, GCC and China to establishment?

  • PTI leaders were forced to quit, banning a political party, Pakistan being Pakistan again.

  • Zia Mohyeddin: Somewhere between Shakespeare and Ghalib

  • July of 1977, and July of 2023, only thing missing is Martial Law.

  • 'Prime minister banun matlab ka karun?' Perfect 'Balwant' for caretaker prime minister

  • Audio leaks fiasco in Pakistan, bleak boundaries of legality

  • Bloomberg report: IMF conditions: Debt Trap: but a lifeline to Afg and Helping hand for Turkey.

  • India's rail tragedy, what should we know?

  • Shahid Khaqan Abbasi's resignation fiasco

  • Concept of relevancy and Pakistan's irrelevant players

  • Pakistan transforming itself into a commercial hub (literally)

  • Bilawal Bhutto Zardari spoke his heart out or a gimmick again?

  • Uzbekistan among few countries where presidents get elected for life

  • 30th June deadline, no IMF agreement yet and Pakistan's 'burn them all' attitude

  • Shipwreck tragedy: Pakistan mourns while others protest for us.

  • Pakistan doesn’t need foreign investment. We need our egos intact.

  • Mt. Everest for Sajid and Naila, SC for PDM, Military for PTI, PTI for Military and Inflation for us

  • Wazzan ghatao, pina chordo ya naukri chordo- Assam Police

  • Budget season in Pakistan- Darnomics or Economics?

  • POLITICS & POLICY MAKING

    Historic Presence: President Trump Attends Supreme Court Arguments in Landmark Birthright Citizenship Challenge

    In an extraordinary move that has captured national attention, President Donald Trump made a historic appearance at the U.S. Supreme Court on April 1, 2026, to observe oral arguments in Trump v. Barbara. The case centers on the administration's executive order—enacted on the first day of his second term—that seeks to restrict birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S. to parents without legal status or on temporary visas, faces a massive hurdle in the 14th Amendment. While the administration argues the amendment was never intended for

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    Historic Presence: President Trump Attends Supreme Court Arguments in Landmark Birthright Citizenship Challenge
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  • POLITICS & POLICY MAKING

    Judicial Reform: Chief Justice Summons Judicial Commission Session for High Court Postings

    The Chief Justice of Pakistan has officially summoned a meeting of the Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) to discuss the transfer and posting of judges across various High Courts. This meeting follows recent constitutional developments and is expected to address the appointment of judges to the newly formed Constitutional Benches. The session aims to streamline judicial efficiency and fill key vacancies, ensuring a balanced distribution of legal expertise across the provincial and federal judiciaries.

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    Judicial Reform: Chief Justice Summons Judicial Commission Session for High Court Postings
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