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Wajahat Ali

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Countering Terrorism in Pakistan Through Community Engagement

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By Wajahat Ali
| Global Defense Insight Verified
Many countries around the world now face the issue of violent extremism as a societal challenge, and for Pakistan, extremism and terrorism pose threats that undermine its national security. Internationally, in the context of power politics, the projection of power is carried out through might-is-right.
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Gluttons for Punishment

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By Wajahat Ali
| The Progressive Verified
Once upon a time in America, I wrote a cautionary tale warning what would happen if chickens enthusiastically voted for Colonel Sanders. The chickens thought they’d be spared because of their privilege, wealth, and proximity to KFC restaurants, so they foolishly joined Colonel Sanders’s campaign against veal and goats. A year later, they ended up as fried chicken.
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Youth as Custodians of Pakistan-China Relations and CPEC

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By Wajahat Ali
| Stratheia
The Pakistan and China relations is a resilience is not accidental. It is rooted in sustained political trust, diplomatic consistency, and a shared long-term vision that has survived changing regional and global dynamics. As this partnership enters a new phase, its future relevance will depend increasingly on one decisive factor: the role of youth as its custodians.
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