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Senate and the National Assembly by a two-thirds majority - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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Instead of creating new provinces, why not empower local bodies? In recent times, the debate is taking place in Pakistan over the creation of new administrative units in order to make the governance system more effective, responsive, and accountable. However, this is not a new debate at all. The remedy to make governance better, does not necessarily lie in the creation of new administrative units or marking changes in the map. Rather, the governance system of Pakistan could be improved and stren
China and Russia Share a Vision to Restore Glory - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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Russia and China pursue a shared vision of restoring “old glory.” China’s Xi Jinping advances Belt and Road connectivity and manufacturing, while Putin emphasizes military power—shaping global politics. Russia and China seek the revival of old glory Major Powers always compete in the international arena for their strategic interests, and they are also influenced by their historical backgrounds. China and Russia are the two countries of the present age that have different histories, but both seek
Why International Order Needs Reforms Amid New Threats - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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The post-World War II international order is strained by non-traditional security threats, great-power rivalry, and non-state actors. Experts call for urgent structural reforms and institutional modernization to manage 21st-century risks. The present works order was designed to stop World War III The International Order developed after World War II is now coming under extreme strain due to the rise of non-traditional security threats, resurgence of power politics, and re-emergence of great power
Can India Suspend the Indus Waters Treaty? Law Says No - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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Pakistan argues India cannot unilaterally suspend the Indus Waters Treaty. It cites IWT consent requirements and international law principles after India’s 23 April 2025 move. In recent days, it has been debated across Pakistan whether the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) could be unilaterally suspended by India or not. This question can be answered quite easily that the Indus Waters Treaty requires the consent of both parties which are Pakistan and India. Thus, any unilateral step towards the suspensi
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