@trtworld The true Irony is: that Israel is given free hand to perpetrate any violence against unarmed civilians while Taliban are taught to protect human rights. What a hypocrisy!
@MichaelKugelman@ForeignPolicy No country can prosper if it is unable to build good relations with its neighbours. Either you need to be powerful enough to bandwagon neighbours or you need to make good bilateral relationships. History tells it all
@CallmeRiaz 1.Many believe that know everything but they usually live in fool paradise.
2. The wise always pursue more knowledge and wisdom.
3. The wise only speak at appropriate time in contrast to the fools.
4. The wise know the importance and impact of less speaking.
Some rndom points
(O Prophet) tell them: “My servants who have wronged themselves should not despair of God’s mercy. Turn to your Lord and surrender yourselves to Him before punishment overtakes you. For then you will not receive any help.”
~ Qur’an 39:53-54
“The successes and failures of affirmative action in India, Malaysia, and South Africa offer important lessons for the United States, where government agencies and other institutions have often struggled to define, justify, and reform their programs.”
https://t.co/axZ0vPqVak
A study published in the science journal JAMA Psychiatry found a link between the climate crisis and domestic abuse: Every 1.8°F (1°C) increase in annual average temperature was linked to a more than 4.5% mean increase in cases of intimate partner violence in India, Pakistan, and Nepal.
The study looked at the experiences of 194,871 girls and women in India, Pakistan, and Nepal from 2010 to 2018, and compared that to temperature fluctuations. The violence increased across all socio-economic groups, but increased the most in low-income homes.
‘I’ve been seeing unusually high temperatures becoming more common,’ Suniti Gargi, an Indian activist, told the Guardian. ‘They cause tremendous economic stress in families. If a man can migrate to another state to get work, it can help keep the home fires burning but when he cannot for whatever reason, his wife is at the receiving end of his anger and feelings of uselessness.’
This study is one of many that find the climate crisis is linked to increases in violence around the world.
#GenderEquality is a collective win for societies.
When women and girls can participate in public life, we unlock a wealth of wisdom for our shared challenges.
Our goal must be a world where every women and girl is free to rise, thrive and shape history.
#HRC53@UN_HRC
Didn’t a spate of studies during the pandemic demonstrate that remote work was often more productive than toiling in the office? Unfortunately new research runs counter to this https://t.co/qms78CWgNT
@ValaAfshar Unfortunately, many don't either understand or don't want to realise this that, indeed, life is too short. Therefore, they persistently waste time in meaningless things.
@MiftahIsmail@CMShehbaz Criticism and admiration both are necessary for effective and vibrant governance. This shouldn't create a battlefield for personal and institutional differences where participants only try to win over the other.
Stability comes with tolerant attitude towards others opinion
@ShehzadPSP I think it is better that he faces a trial and court decides his sentence. Civilised states run through laws not on the basis of might is right.
@LodhiMaleeha@Amanat222@Mushahid Soft power is also a driving force behind diffusion and socialization of new ideas and norms where countries adopt the identities of peer group. This is how democracy and human rights have been internationlized. China is doing the same while foruing a new world order.