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Muhammad Adnan

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Muhammad Adnan is a journalist and researcher.

How Karachi is combatting street crimes

Over 56,500 cases of street crime have been reported in Karachi during the current year, as shown in the data. Over 19,000 mobile phones were snatched from citizens.

Asia Cup 2022: What are we excited...

The men in green will pose the biggest threat to India's stronghold on the Asia Cup. After finally breaking their World Cup duck against India last year and making the semifinals.

The dynamics of political polarization in Pakistan

Political polarization is characterized by a widening gap between people with different political views and a growing feeling of animosity and mistrust between them. This can lead to social and political division.

Monkeypox: Another challenge that lies ahead

The first case of Monkeypox was identified in humans in 1970 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and since then, there have been several outbreaks reported in different parts of the world.

Hope in and for Pakistan

The country's politics is in turmoil, and its people are divided along political lines. The father-son duo has been unable to cope with the economic situation, which has worsened considerably over the past few weeks.

Why Pakistan must have immediate general elections?

The coalition new government appears to be failing horribly on the economic front, despite all of its promises. Shahbaz Sharif visited Saudi Arabia after becoming Prime Minister, but the government was unable to obtain any aid from there.

Has social media made young people well-informed...

The use of social media platforms has not equipped the youngsters to be active citizens of society, but it has positively impacted their political awareness and participation. According to an online survey conducted in a rural context of Pakistan.

Why Imran Khan will be missed?

Observers believe that the opposition intends to introduce electoral reforms of their own accord before the elections by depriving Pakistanis abroad of their right to vote. On the other hand, most opposition leaders also face serious allegations of corruption.