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Thatcher the Milk Snatcher wasn’t that wrong!
The latest nutrition survey paints a grim picture of stunting
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Crippling energy crisis
All state-owned enterprises in the power and petroleum sectors must hire highly qualified professionals based on merit
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Women empowerment: a market-based approach
Struggle for identification has been the source of both change and development throughout different facets of history
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Corona — shackling the monster
Those dying martyrs' death will vanish under the divine dictum of ajal
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Moonshot approach in Afghanistan
Instead of Mujahideen, name of the insurgency is Taliban and America is its enemy, not the friend
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Promoting a purposeful political culture
Leadership cannot be imported it has to be nurtured from within the political parties and in institutions
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The limitations of political grandstanding
For the conjoined twins of South Asia, it is critical to weigh up the appalling costs of their continued rivalry
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Socializing Education
Ignoring socio-psychological aspect of education has created problems for both students as well as the society
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The Taliban — the future choices
The future holds a tight situation for Afghanistan with violence spilling over its borders into neighbouring countries
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Privilege and destruction
Privilege destroys in an instant what countless professionals built in years, brick by brick
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Uplifting the poor
There are role models before us who have used reason, science, technology and good common sense to make great progress
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Where is our minorities rights commission?
The reality is: minorities in Pakistan are not safe
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Behind the Broadsheet blunder
The entire case was built on two poorly drafted legal documents
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Globalisation and the Suez blockage
The world became smaller, “flatter” as a result of instantaneous flow of information across international frontiers
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The flip flop strategy
While the PM called on India to make the first move, General Qamar said it was time to bury the past and move forward
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Breaking the line
The govt made an extra effort to ensure only those who are deserving get the Covid jab
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Covid-19: a pandemic of social isolation?
To build more connected, inclusive and happier communities in Pakistan, a massive shift in the mindset is required
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The other doctors
A recent report indicates an alarmingly high number of jobless PhDs
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Moeed Yusuf’s civilian coup on national security
A strange and seismic shift is underway in Pakistan’s national security apparatus
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How to deal with the third wave of the pandemic?
The Ministry of National Health Services is active in curbing the pandemic but has its own limitations
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Politics of short-sightedness and short-termism
As surprising and welcoming was the thaw observed in Pak-India relations its meltdown was equally tragic
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Biden’s snub on climate
We learn that while India, Bangladesh and the UAE all made the list for Kerry's stopovers, Pakistan did not
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STEM — the way out of the rut
The education systems in Pakistan, have yet to incorporate even the most basic, widely available learning technologies
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Concert of what now?
When words are put together hurriedly, selfishly, or unimaginatively their power is mostly destructive
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Dangerous third wave and charter of unity against Covid-19
Mass awareness campaigns by gov, media and private sector are important but insufficient to stop the violation of SOPs
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The ‘Divider of the Opposition’
Gilani’s appointment as Senate opposition leader has disarrayed the opposition
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The unconstitutional HEC
As often happens in this unfortunate land of ours, all good things come to pass sooner than later
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Juvenile excursions
Lines in the sand, or soil, need blood to sustain and shedding blood is not easy
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Iqbal, the Greeks and Hoodbhoy
For Iqbal, thought is much more than the hardships of discovering the finite world that the thought finds itself in
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Make CPEC greener
China and Pakistan need to work to turn CPEC into a blueprint for greening BRI
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The Islamabad Security Dialogue — an appraisal
Serious-minded policy analysts in India have always recommended a détente in Indo-Pakistan relations
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Power sharing in Afghanistan
The Taliban would never share power with whom they call a “puppet”
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GBV courts and gender discrimination
To add insult to injury, a significant number of GBV crimes remain unreported
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Why is it so difficult to reform local government in Pakistan?
Even when elections are held, power is hardly devolved to the last tier
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Covid-19: opening of schools in a pandemic
For anyone managing the education system, the priority should be to keep education going in a safe, productive way
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From phantasm to reality: the China-Iran deal
Unquestionably, the China-Iran deal is an affiliation having great consequences
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Interpreting the latest US snub
It is possible we may be reading too much in Prime Minister Imran Khan not being invited to the climate summit by US
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Time to put our own house in order
The first major fault line was our appeasement of the religious groups during the process of constitution making
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Shaking the pillars
Decency and development is farther than it appears
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SBP Act: the debate continues
No matter how autonomous a central bank may be, it cannot divorce itself from growth imperatives
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Talks with India: a reality check
Another key objective for India has been to use the dialogue process to demoralise the Kashmiris
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Australia’s ill-treatment of refugees and aboriginals
It is not just asylum seekers that are vulnerable ; there are a significant number of Indigenous Australians
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White supremacist assaults on Asian Americans
Xenophobia in US can be traced back to Trump who made no secret of his worry that US would lose its white identity
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Justice for Ajay Lalwani
The manner in which journalists are killed and their murders not investigated puts a lot of questions before the govt
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Pakistan and India on the cusp of peace?
The guns are not just silent on the LoC but the two sides also seem to have halted verbal assault against each other
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Climate imperialism is coming
The US, China, and the EU are responsible for 52% of global carbon emissions
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Of heroes and traitors
A former ambassador in the US spits venom against his own country
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Opportunities for SMEs amid the pandemic
With Covid-induced economic slowdown affecting businesses worldwide
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Afghanistan: what next?
An impending disaster if a comprehensive agreement is not reached
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Not the military but economy stupid!
Enlightenment continues to elude us because nobody cared to push forward the its drivers





































