Dawn Editorial Summary
The fragile ceasefire in Gaza marks a temporary halt to the relentless Israeli bombardment that devastated the enclave for over 15 months, leaving more than 46,000 people dead, many of them children
The article looks into India’s complex diplomatic dynamics, reflecting on its historical stance of balancing relationships with global powers. It analyzes the recent speculation over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s desire to attend Donald Trump’s inauguration, a move that seems diplomatically unwarranted
The article discusses the contentious rhetoric and policies surrounding Donald Trump as he prepares for his second term as the US president. Despite his campaign promises to avoid foreign entanglements, Trump’s statements have stirred global controversy.
The article discusses the enduring resilience of Gaza amidst Israeli aggression, emphasizing the pivotal role of a recently brokered ceasefire, achieved with Qatar’s mediation and Donald Trump’s influence
The divide between Pakistan’s military and political leadership on handling the TTP (Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan) is evident, with the military favoring a coercive approach and politicians leaning toward negotiations
The article reflects on the devastating impact of Israel’s military actions in Gaza and the fragile hope offered by a ceasefire. After 15 months of relentless attacks that have killed over 46,000 Palestinians, the temporary truce offers a brief respite, allowing Gazans to mourn and attend to their wounds
The article examines the geopolitics of climate change, highlighting the paradox in Donald Trump’s strategic policies. While publicly dismissing climate change as a hoax, Trump’s administration acknowledges its implications through strategic moves targeting key geopolitical assets like the Panama Canal, Greenland, and Canada.
The article looks into the evolving dynamics of media credibility in an era dominated by social media. Traditional or legacy media faces a growing crisis, with its credibility eroded due to biased reporting, reduced investments in investigative journalism, and increased censorship
The world stands frozen, much like a stag in the headlights, as it hurtles towards self-inflicted catastrophes. From the fires of Los Angeles to the genocide in Gaza, these tragedies are symbolic of humanity’s reckless disregard for nature and ethics.
The article critically examines Pakistan’s evolving policy toward the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, highlighting its strategic miscalculations and the growing security threat posed by the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).