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Who is hit the most by climate change?
In the story of climate change, however, everyone loses but the poor first
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Marketing Pakistan’s economic potential
To say Pakistan does not have any shortcomings is like staying in denial
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The fate of MPhil and MS degrees
Having a master’s in natural or physical sciences will be of little advantage after the new policy
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Pakistan and the Rule of Law Index 2020
The worst performing sectors are order and security, system of civil justice and the state of fundamental rights
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Governance in a dismal economy
PTI was as ill-prepared as it was unfortunate to handle the complexity of an ailing economy
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The Brutuses murdering our democracy
Political integrity was never set as an achievable benchmark by politics in Pakistan
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Elephants in the room
When it comes to preparedness and homework no party can boast of exceptionalism
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China’s resilient economy
China’s economic rise enhances its political leverage across the global landscape with states
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Beyond the rhetoric of change
The starting point of change is to change the direction and structure of politics
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A guide to procrastination
Don’t dismiss this idea until you’ve tried it
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Confounding the confusion
Govt must ensure full transparency so that nothing is allowed to be obscured at the altar of political expediency
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A drawn first round?
All through the past months the political air in the country has rung with disruptive rhetoric
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Situating constituency funding
It is said that the absence of effective local governments creates a gap in service delivery at the grassroots
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Pakistan’s climate ambitions
This is a good time for Pakistan to approach US with a list of environmental projects
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As India drifts into fascism
It was rather inconceivable a few decades ago that India would drift into the dangerous path of fascism
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Biden might plagiarise General Zia
Invading Afghanistan in 2001 was more about Afghanistan and less about America
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The romance of geography with real Pakistan
No country is without issues, and that is the way things always are
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Iran’s twin tribulations
Powers should ensure it is affordable, and easily available as it is every human’s right
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The devil and the dystopian world
The world needs both Faith and Science – that is the right kind
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The legal profession, conduct and justice
Legal justice system is immensely burdened with the responsibility to deliver justice and review executive decisions
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Lessons from the Myanmar coup
The Myanmar military is known for its ruthlessness that shows its ugly face fairly frequently
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Child rights, myths and realities
Child rights cannot be ensured on the basis of myths
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Downgraded climate change ministry
If recovery from the Covid-19 crisis is to be sustainable, we must do everything to fight the climate crisis
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Taliban’s diplomatic offensive
American intent to review the deal has caused understandable concern in the ranks of the Taliban leadership
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Would Biden’s strategy to counteract China through Pakistan succeed?
Like him or hate him, Trump should be credited for exposing the ugly face of America
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Unpacking the CPEC Authority legislation
The CPEC Authority law is a fairly standard piece of legislation, which has nothing controversial in it
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Dark alleys of inclusion
There is a lot of talk about justice, equity by federal and provincial govts. None of that, unfortunately, is true
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Saving the planet from disaster
Going in Biden’s favour is the widely shared sense of urgency created by raging wildfires, crippling hurricanes
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A mixed report card
As things stand, the government has made limited progress towards achieving its promises
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Prejudice and bias — subversion of power
Subversive potential of prejudice and bias furnished on the idiosyncrasies of gender, culture, language, religion
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Pakistan’s latest talks offer on Kashmir
It is highly unlikely that India would respond positively to Pakistan’s latest offer
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Descent of politics into warfare
Democracy's fate depends on many factors but it most crucially depends on behaviour of political leaders, parties
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Burning the house down
Without a functional parliament the country and its economy will lose any credibility and come to a halt.
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Economic gains: PTI needs better communication strategy
One of the most unexpected places we’re seeing genuine tabdeeli today is on the economy
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Five years
What the PM perhaps does not want to talk about, after coming to power, is the complex nature of economic development
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Contending with Indian disinformation efforts
Pakistan need not fight fire with fire when it comes to contending with India's disinformation campaign
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The shorter telegram
History, they say, first repeats itself as a tragedy and then as a farce
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Israeli model in Kashmir?
The more BJP embraces Israel, the more the Kashmiri freedom fighters find themselves in credo with the Palestinians
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Support for the suppressed in IIOJK
Pakistan will continue its moral, political and diplomatic support for the oppressed Kashmiri brethren
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The new leap of Chinese economy benefits Pak-China cooperation
This leap is significant: For China, this leap marks the milestone in the journey of Chinese national rejuvenation
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The price of Kashmir’s emancipation
Kashmir Solidary Day should remind us of how India has turned the Muslim-majority valley of Kashmir into a big prison
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A bleeding wound awaiting swift response
The silence of the world leaders on this subject is questionable and shameful
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A man noted for notes
One almost yearns for a dull moment since the beginning of the end-of-corruption regime
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The Omar Sheikh saga: setting the record straight
Not only Pakistan but also most of the world has moved from being the hostage of the US-defined justice parameters
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The reality of Pakistan beyond the TV screens
In the name of freedom of expression, a madar-pidar azad media drives a narrative about Pakistan that is not real
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World Cancer Day and the importance of screening
Shattered dreams, hopeless days and sleepless nights, and the realm of the unknown — cancer is merciless
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The shackles of democracy
There has to be a difference between democracy and a business that has to sell what sells
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Has foreign aid impacted police?
No impact appears to have been made thus far in any of those fields or anywhere else
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Rethinking national priorities
It is important for nations to aspire to reach great heights and drawing lessons from the success of other countries
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Has corruption increased in Pakistan?
Govt must realise that in face of such a terrible picture chances for foreign investment would remain hopelessly low


































