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Zaheer Alam

Zaheer Alam is the President of the All Pakistan Journalists Association

    October 7, 2026
    Geopolitics/Human Rights

    Sri Lanka: A Country of Non-Alignment, Neutrality, and a Few Questions!

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    News/Sri Lanka

    Sri Lankan Tamil MP Demands LTTE Ban Be Lifted, Challenging Post-War Reconciliation

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    US Littoral Combat Ship USS Tulsa Returns to Colombo for Second Visit in Two Years

    News/Sri Lanka

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    Iran’s Revolution, the IRGC, and Its Impact on Pakistan

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    Diplomacy

    The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) was established in 1979 after the Iranian Revolution to safeguard the newly formed Islamic Republic. More than just a military force, it became the guardian of

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    PECA Amendment Bill: A Threat to Press Freedom in Pakistan

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    Columns/Journalism

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