Hasnain Haikal Memon

From the birth of Pakistan in 1947 until the present day, there have been numerous instances of discrimination. Though the country’s constitution guarantees the rights of minorities, religious and ethnic groups—both majorities and minorities—have been subjected to marginalization, violence, and systemic inequality. The unfortunate reality is that those who are different in religion, ethnicity, or identity have faced societal and institutional discrimination.

6:47 pm• Articles, Current Affairs, Published Content Hong Kong, a special administrative region of China, has limited natural resources and thus has invariably depended upon imports to meet its demands within the region. Its vast trade domain with countries such as Mainland China, Taiwan, and the United States is unquestionable.

Aamina Ikram is currently pursuing her degree in international relations from International Islamic University. Her areas of interest lie include Middle Eastern politics and espionage operations. Introduction A stalemate had enveloped the political horizon in Iraq for the past ten months, following the conclusion of the 2021 elections held in October. The election results came in favor of Muqtada al-Sadr, who succeeded in securing a 73-seat majority in the 329-seat Iraqi Parliament.