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Space presents the same danger on a larger canvas. - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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The red carpet has been rolled away, the state dinner has ended, and President Xi Jinping has left Washington. The three-day visit was presented as a landmark in relations between the world's two largest economies. Its clearest practical result was a two-month extension of their trade truce. Trump and Xi gained time to talk again. The rest of the world gained no comparable assurance about the wars, supply chains and technologies on which its future depends. China's account says the two leaders e
The impeachment effort against US Defense Secretary Pete Heg - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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The impeachment effort against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth raises questions about presidential war powers, congressional authority and the constitutional limits on the use of military force against Iran. Ultimately, Trump may be held accountable The effort to impeach US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth places a fundamental question before the US Congress: will constitutional limits govern the executive’s use of military force, or will presidential command become its own justification for
Climate makes the imbalance of power and responsibility - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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The red carpet at Joint Base Andrews was one hundred feet long. The questions awaiting Donald Trump and Xi Jinping stretch across the planet. A flyover and handshake made powerful photographs, but neither will protect ships in the Strait of Hormuz, factories waiting for rare earth magnets, or the people of Taiwan. The visit will be measured by what follows. Trade comes first because the two countries cannot wound each other without wounding the world. They exchanged roughly $415 billion in goods
The genie may already be emerging from the bottle. - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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Human history is filled with reminders that dominance does not guarantee survival. Species that once flourished have disappeared, while powerful societies have declined and left behind little more than fossils, monuments and archaeological ruins. Dinosaurs dominated the planet for millions of years before becoming extinct for reasons that continue to be studied and debated. Civilizations of the Indus Valley, ancient Egypt, Greece and many other regions rose to extraordinary heights, yet eventual
The parallels are striking and deeply troubling. - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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In a stunning reversal that has sent shockwaves through conservative circles, Tucker Carlson— the podcaster who once stood as one of Donald Trump's most stalwart defenders— has called for the President's immediate removal from office. But Carlson's demand is not rooted in the partisan grievances that defined previous impeachment attempts. Rather, it stems from a far more urgent concern: the spectre of nuclear war. "The second any president actively considers the first use of nuclear weapons, tha
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