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Jahangir World Times JWT Magazine April 2025 new latest edition.

Jahangir World Times Magazine – Monthly 2025

Jahangir World Times (JWT) Magazine is one of the most recommended resources for CSS aspirants. Recognized by the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC), this magazine is an essential guide for those preparing for CSS Current Affairs, Pakistan Affairs, International Relations, and the CSS Essay.

Each issue of JWT Magazine provides in-depth coverage of national and international issues, along with expert analysis on topics relevant to the CSS exam. Whether you’re looking for insights into global politics, economic trends, policy changes, or critical socio-political issues, this magazine serves as a comprehensive study companion.

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JWT Magazine – Monthly Highlights
This month’s edition of JWT brings a diverse range of insightful articles covering general awareness, international affairs, national issues, and exam preparation content. Here’s a quick look at the topics featured:

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GENERAL

• From the Editor’s Desk
• Letters to the Editor
• Cape Grim
• Side Effects of Space Stay
• The Nostradamus Who Made History
• Why You Should Pick Sunday Best

INTERNATIONAL

• Marching towards a Multipolar World
• The Changing World Order and Trump
• The Erosion of American Supremacy
• The Future of Ukraine
• Tackling Climate Change

NATIONAL

• Test of True Democracy
• Taxing Tobacco
• Pakistan’s Path to Prosperity
• Reforestation
• A Tolerant and Terror-free Pakistan

• New Gaza Plan
• Trump’s Tariffs
• Philippines Leader Arrested
• Virtual Private Networks
• World in Focus

EXAM PACK

• Outsmart Your Studies
• Farz-e-Kifayah
• Unveiling Genetic Modification
• Global Peace and Unity
• Some Rare Words
• Inclusion of Afghanistan in CPEC
• Capitalism and Its Crises

INTERVIEWS

• Kainat Habib (PAS)
• Burhan ud Din
• Muhammad Qadeer Zahid