How to make the elephant dance
Nawaz must remember that this time, there is little room for taking odd shortcuts for increasing his relative power.
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Unwanted residents
We need to see a dignified exit from the parliamentary lodges rather than the ugliness of a forced eviction.
Censor Board blues
The importance of a flourishing cinema culture should not be lost on the authorities.
Changing tack
The parameters of initiating talks with the Taliban must be made clear to the citizens.
Contributors
Beware of negotiating with the TTP
No matter how one looks at it, one can’t find the bargaining space so essential for negotiations to succeed.
Tigers don’t grow in begging bowls
Destroying agriculture, preventing tax culture, high tariff walls, smuggling, we are the world’s most famous beggars.
Chinese prime minister’s visit
Pakistan remains the one country that China can count on, in an increasingly uncertain regional scenario.
A peaceful revolution in South Waziristan
In post-conflict situations globally, it is role of militaries to stabilise an area, start rebuilding, rehabilitation.
It’s not over, PTI supporters
It is time to not be a sheep and become aware of the fact that we are not as powerless as we think we are.
The week after
Those who got PTI over the finish line are residents of K-P, a different segment from elites of Lahore and Karachi.
PTI’s test
If PTI wants to survive as a party, not just in K-P, but also nationally, it must put up a good performance in K-P.
Imran Khan and Pakistan’s future
Many of Imran's policies were noble, but he always remained mum on how ideas would translate into substantive policy.
Letters
Flight of capital
There is a powerful lobby in Pakistan which facilitates massive flight of the country’s capital.
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