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EDITOR
From Beijing to the Nile: When Journalism Weaves New Silk Bridges Between Hearts and Minds
Ashraf AboArafe writes Not every media visit is merely a protocol event. Some become windows through which nations glimpse one…
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Between Deal-Making and Statecraft: Why U.S.–Iran Talks Struggle to Advance
Editor-in-chief writes IN an increasingly complex global landscape, negotiations between the United States and Iran appear caught between contradiction and…
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CULTURE
“ABU EL-EZZ at the Helm of Insight: Finland’s Voice Between Happiness and Geopolitics”
Chief editor writes JOURNALIST Hanaa Abu El-Ezz, representing Day 7 Platform, delivered a standout moment in her career through…
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My Mother: Between April and Dhu al-Hijjah… You Were Born Twice
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe On the twenty-second of April, when spring walked in gentle shyness, and the sun hung like…
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CULTURE
Between Ash and Green: Tokayev’s Earth Day Warning to a Fractured World
Dr. Ahmed Mostafa ASTANA, April 22, 2026 — In a moment where symbolism met urgency, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev stood before…
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EDITOR
Between Tehran, Islamabad, and New Delhi… A Balancing Game on the Edge of Explosion
Editor-in-Chief Writes At a moment where the threads of politics intertwine with security, and where regional and international interests collide,…
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When Islamabad Sings on the Edge of Balance… Between Tehran and Washington
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe In an evening heavy with the arithmetic of power, Pakistan does not take the microphone…
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POLITICS
Between Doha’s Silence and Islamabad’s Stage: Who Owns the Keys to Iran–U.S. Peace?
AS tensions between Iran and United States intensify, diplomacy has not disappeared—it has simply changed form. While Pakistan steps into…
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When the Scarecrow Falls… and the Traps Are Revealed |The Gulf Between the Illusion of Protection… and the Inevitability of Strategic Repositioning
Chief editor writes IN moments of major transformation, it is not regimes that fall first… but narratives. What we…
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POLITICS
“When Money Speaks… and Conscience Falls Silent: The Arab Double Standard Between Condemning Iran and Erasing History”
THE issue is not a political statement condemning one side—it is a selective memory that goes deaf when allies commit…
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