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Tribune Take: Pakistan holding back Iran-Pak gas pipeline
Iran is ready to bend over backwards to facilitate Pakistan as long as the project goes through, says Khurram Baig.
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Tribune Take: Lawn tsunami to sweep Pakistan
With 108 lawn brands entering the market, lawn is definitely here to stay.
Tribune Take: Washington sees reopening of NATO supply routes inevitable
US chooses to send a military officer rather than a diplomat, signifying a shift in strategy.
Tribune Take: SC suspension of parliamentarians is temporary
Suspension of 28 parliamentarians is temporary, they should be back to work as soon as 20th amendment is passed.
Tribune Take: Artists, the soul of a nation
T-Magazine takes us through a story of an artist who has decided to make the street walls of Karachi his canvas.
Tribune Take: Will the Business Express attract business travellers?
New train service meant for business travellers will likely attract families instead.
Tribune Take: Pakistan aims for an England whitewash
With the series against England already in the bag, it may be time for the team to experiment with the line up.
Tribune Take: With new civil-military deal, Memogate fizzles out
At this point Mansoor Ijaz's testimony is highly unlikely, says The Express Tribune reporter.
Tribune Take: Remembering the Pakistan safari
T-Magazine explores Pakistan's once thriving wildlife that could be compared to present day African Safaris.
Tribune Take: Abbottabad rocket attack bears TTP signature
Abbottabad attack clearly bares the signature of the Pakistan Taliban group Thereek-e-Taliban...
Tribune Take: PML-N caters to both the opposition & the govt
PML-N is playing both sides of the aisle issuing statements against the government along with back-door negotiations.
Tribune Take: Transgenders to vote, but more needs to be done
Most transgenders cannot even afford to pay for travel expenses to registration centres, says Rabia Mehmood.
Tribune Take: Is US rejection of Pakistan's investigation report 'jingoism'?
Military reports are made for public consumption and jingoism says The Express Tribune's Gulraiz Khan.
Tribune Take: Did the government scare Mansoor Ijaz away?
The judicial commission can still obtain Mansoor Ijaz's testimony, says The Express Tribune reporter, Faisal Shakeel.
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