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The crisis has erupted in the United Kingdom, particularly in the deindustrialised regions of the North. It’s a return to the 1970s, without the IRA, but with an even greater potential for inter-community conflict, due to the growth of parallel societies, the result of half a century of reckless immigration policies, in line with the current economic paradigm, orientated solely towards quick profits and the concentration of wealth.

Pakistan has long been vying for expanding its economic relations with the Central Asian countries. The state resolved to follow a foreign policy based on geo-economics under the tenure of the PTI, abandoning the previous one based on geostrategic issues. The Central Asian region holds immense economic potential. The Pakistani leadership has been engaging with different Central Asian countries to materialize this ambition. The landlocked Central Asian countries could also benefit from cordial relations with Pakistan, as the latter can provide them access to the deep sea.

Above 40, 000 confirmed casualties in Gaza, there is a possibility that other 186000 – 240000 have been killed indirectly, going by lower limits of known ratios of direct and indirect deaths in wars. This range suggests that 8-10% of Gaza’s prewar population of 2.3 million has been killed as the world watched. The European Union (EU) is a partner in these deaths…