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    The Strongest Weapon Against Nuclear Threats Is United Humanity: An Interview with Mr.Yoshiyuki Nagaoka

    As the world confronts the twin challenges of nuclear weapons and rapidly advancing artificial intelligence, moral leadership has become as important as political action....

    Rome Declaration 2026: The fight to keep Humans in control of AI

    By Raza Syed ROME, Italy - The signing of the Rome Declaration on July 16 on the Capitoline Hill brought together an extraordinary coalition of...

    Tipu Usman assumes office as Pakistan’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom

    The appointment comes at a key moment as Pakistan and the UK seek to strengthen bilateral cooperation in areas such as trade, investment,...

    From Diplomacy to Deterrence: The New U.S.–Iran Crisis Explained

    By Dr Majid Khan (Melbourne): The conflict between the United States and Iran, a confrontation that has flared repeatedly since February 2026, has surged once...

    Generation Z and Millennials… In an Age of Great Anxiety

    By Nada Sabreen No one dreams of depression, yet it has become a heavy burden on millions of people, affecting rich and poor alike, and...

    From the Nuclear age to the age of Artificial Intelligence: Can Humanity build a new architecture for Peace?

    By Katsuhiro Asagiri Vatican City(INPS Japan) – More than eight decades after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki ushered humanity into the nuclear age, the...

    Back to the Brink: The Politics, Profits, and Perils of a Renewed U.S.-Iran Standoff

    By Dr Majid Khan (Melbourne): After a fragile period of reduced hostilities, the conflict between the United States and Iran has erupted anew, raising deep...

    Afghanistan, cognitive blurriness and terrorism in Pakistan

    By Agha Iqrar Haroon Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, during his press briefing on July 8, 2026, re-emphasized that...

    Remember Your Humanity

    By Prof. Karen Hallberg Tokyo (INPS Japan) – Eighty years since the dawn of the nuclear age, which began with the first nuclear test in...

    Can International law still protect peace?

    By Mohamed Sabreen At a time when international crises are multiplying and the rules-based international order is under unprecedented strain, the fundamental question is no...
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