Pakistan, May 24 -- The global conscience is an ever-shifting spectrum, shaped not by universal principles but by geopolitical convenience and economic alliances. In the age of social media and twenty-four-hour news cycles, where every bomb dropped is filmed and every child's cry echoes through screens, selective outrage has become the norm rather than the exception. From the rubble of Gaza to the curfews in Kashmir, the world watches with a twisted lens, raising its voice when politically expedient and remaining deafeningly silent when strategic interests are at stake. This hypocrisy is not new. It has roots embedded in colonial history, perpetuated by global powers that continue to act as moral gatekeepers of international order while s...