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Omer Waziri August 25, 2025August 25, 2025 authoritarianism in Pakistan, democracy vs dictatorship Pakistan, gender roles in Pakistan, IMPACT-se Pakistan report, Islamization of education, Kashmir textbooks Pakistan, Pakistan and Israel, Pakistan antisemitism, Pakistan education, Pakistan history distortion, Pakistan India relations, Pakistan international image, Pakistan military coups, Pakistan nuclear program, Pakistan textbooks, Pakistani curriculum, Pakistani youth and extremism, radicalization in Pakistan, religious minorities in Pakistan, South Asia education crisis

Pakistan’s Textbooks Under Fire in Latest UK Research Report

Education is never neutral, but the persistent distortions in Pakistan’s textbooks have long-term consequences. Education is often regarded as the

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Millichronicle August 20, 2025August 20, 2025 Asma Batool poem arrest, Azad Kashmir crackdown, freedom of expression in South Asia, journalists jailed in Kashmir, Neelum Valley arrests, Pakistan censorship laws, Pakistan fake news law 2025, Pakistan free speech, Pakistan hypocrisy on free speech, Pakistan press freedom ranking

Pakistan’s Free Speech Hypocrisy: Poets, Journalists Jailed in “Azad” Kashmir

Karachi — Pakistan’s international rhetoric on free speech increasingly rings hollow when contrasted with the grim reality in the territories

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Umme Hanee Shaikh August 19, 2025August 19, 2025 Digital literacy Muslims, Extremism online Muslims, Fake news Muslim youth, Instagram Muslim youth, Muslim influencers online, Muslim youth and technology, Muslim youth digital media, Muslim youth identity, Muslim youth social media, YouTube Muslim lectures

Muslim Youth and the Digital Dilemma: Between Empowerment and Confusion

Faith and identity cannot be built on shaky foundations of algorithms and influencers. In today’s interconnected world, Muslim youth are

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Umme Hanee Shaikh August 19, 2025August 19, 2025 Afghan girls out of school, Afghan refugee girls education, afghan refugees, Humanitarian crisis Afghanistan, India Afghan refugees, Lost generation refugees, Pakistan Afghan refugees, Refugee children education, Refugee crisis South Asia, UNHCR Afghan refugees

Afghan Refugee Children—The Silent Crisis We Cannot Ignore

South Asian governments, especially Pakistan and India, must take bold steps to integrate refugee children into local schools. For more

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Millichronicle August 13, 2025August 13, 2025 BCYWF, breast cancer awareness, Colonel Mayank Chaubey, Doon University, Early Detection, global health collaboration, India health initiative, preventive healthcare, Uttarakhand students, women’s health India, young women empowerment, Youth Council for Breast Health

India’s Doon University Unites Students and Soldiers Against Breast Cancer

Dehradun — India’s prominent Doon University in Dehradun hosted a high-profile breast cancer awareness programme on Wednesday, organized by the

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Millichronicle August 8, 2025August 8, 2025 BCYW Foundation, breast cancer awareness, breast cancer in young women, Cancer Prevention, Colonel Mayank Chaubey, Doon University, Early Detection, Global Cancer Prevention, Global Health Initiative, Health Education, Health Literacy, India Health Campaigns, International Health Partnerships, Medical Outreach, Public Health Diplomacy, Uttarakhand Universities, Wellness Activism, WHO Health Goals, Women’s Health, Youth Health Advocacy

Doon University to Host India–US Breast Health Awareness Event on Aug 13

New Delhi — Doon University in Dehradun, India, will host a major global breast health awareness programme on 13 August

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Millichronicle July 23, 2025July 23, 2025 AMMWEC, Anila Ali, Arab Women, hadassah, interfaith dialogue, journalism, Maria Maalouf, Sheikha Fatima, UN Women, UNESCO, Women’s Leadership

Honoring Courage: Maria Maalouf Receives Women’s Empowerment Award in U.S.

Washington — The American Muslim & Multifaith Women’s Empowerment Council (AMMWEC) has honored Lebanese-American journalist and political commentator Maria Maalouf

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Millichronicle July 17, 2025July 17, 2025 assad, Bedouin Clashes, Captagon, Damascus, Drug Trade, Druze, Golan Heights, Hikmat al-Hijri, israel, Israeli airstrikes, Jordan Border, middle east, Regional Geopolitics, sectarian conflict, Suwayda, syria, Syrian civil war, Syrian Transitional Government, US Mediation, War Economy

Hijri’s Druze Militias and the Misinformation Machine Behind Syria’s Southern War

Damascus — In the arid hills of southern Syria, the province of Suwayda—a historical stronghold of the Druze minority—has been

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Millichronicle July 5, 2025July 5, 2025 Black Tiger, Covert Operations, Espionage, Forgotten Heroes, India Pakistan, Indian Spy, Pakistan Army, patriotism, Ravinder Kaushik, raw

The Black Tiger: India’s Most Daring Spy Who Disappeared into Pakistan

This wasn’t the clean espionage of Hollywood—it was messy, lonely, and treacherous. He was just 23 years old when he

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Millichronicle July 3, 2025July 3, 2025 abraham accords, Ahmed al-Sharaa, Al-Qaeda Syria, Arab normalization, Arab-Israeli peace, Bashar al-Assad, ILTV News, Israel normalization, Middle East Diplomacy, Middle East peace, Rawan Osman, syria, Syria-Israel relations, Syrian opposition, Syrian rebels

Syria Likely To Normalize Ties with Israel Before Lebanon, Says Syrian Expat

Jerusalem — A Syrian expatriate has told Israeli media that she firmly believes Syria may become the next Arab state