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Afghanistan: renewed hopes for peace
When all is said and done, the Taliban hold the key to peace
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Our inhuman treatment of other species
If the poor are treated so shabbily how does one expect that we would show compassion and care for the animal world?
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Reopening of schools amid Covid-19
It is ironic that school health has remained an ignored domain in Pakistan
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Diriliş: Osmanlı
Despite a faltering economy, Turkey is slowly but surely, extending its influence beyond the Middle East
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Afghanistan war crimes
Would the nations of the world wake up to demand an end to such an assault on the rule of law?
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Principles of accountability
The cycle will continue, and democracy will continue to crumble
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Karachi: the sinking metropolis
Nowhere in the world is there as fragmented a structure as witnessed in Karachi
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The famine
We should not allow our best to stay at the bottom of the pyramid, we should stop feeding the famine
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The numbers are in for India and Pakistan
Pakistan fared much better than its neighbour in terms of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic
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Karachi after the storm
Unlike most cities of its size, the people of Karachi do not feel they have any stake in the running of the city
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Not all heroes wear capes
There have been several occasions where civil institutions have been assisted by military — with outstanding results
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Confused Kashmir strategy?
Endorsing pro-Indian parties has not gone down well with Kashmiris who have been struggling for freedom
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Politicians not our scholars
It’s never bad to take a ‘scholarly view of democracy’ — not so in countries like Pakistan
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Politics’ obsession of the military
Pakistani politics has for long been de-tracked and lost in pursuit of its impulse than purpose
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Untold story of Pakistan’s inspiring green revolution
Where did Imran Khan find political will & vision to champion this cause when Pakistan has more pressing issues?
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Media, stereotypes and Islamophobia
Dirilis: Ertugrul is also a move away from Arabisation of popular culture and narratives since the Zia era
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Belarus — another colour revolution?
Western forces have been interfering in state after state since the Cold War and have been direly failing
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That’s what’s wrong with the opposition!
Zardari has destroyed the potential of a promising party and promising young leader
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Climate change as national interest
Climate change has the potential to cause havoc on the economy, on the lives of ordinary people
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Need for citizen-led accountability
It is time govt garners efforts to remove misconceptions around accountability and show it means something good
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Brasstacks of Indian military leadership
It is better to pitch its performance vis a vis the mission assigned
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Karachi — a victim of indifference and betrayal
Perhaps the people of Karachi will have to live with this culture of indifference, let-down and betrayal
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The Kamala Harris saga
Her selection is a striking response to Trump’s unswerving efforts to denigrate people of colour and immigrants
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Remitting political influence
Whether it contributed to tilting the balance in favour of the PTI would require in-depth research
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The tale of two woes
Blaming PPP to have turned the city into wreckage is not the best way to find the transgressor
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The paradox of China’s Grand Strategy
China has so far defended non-interference but cannot remain the ‘hesitant power’ in the evolving international order
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Covid-19: life of a doctor during a pandemic
A threat bigger than Covid is our media which has fed the public negativity towards the medical community
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The Anthropocene Epoch
Earth would become one cold hell. One that does not heat up but suffocates
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Modi’s Hindu supremacism
India will most certainly go down a “divisive path” and for any Indian, that should not be a desired outcome
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US military’s new trauma
It is hard for Americans to believe their armed forces, by any means, had developed a better military environment
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Working towards a better future
Few countries face multiple daunting challenges as Pakistan
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Karachi: centralism and local government
As a matter of fact, the local government systems have not been functioning in Punjab and K-P for the last two years
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SNC — an integrating or divisive concept?
Let us learn not to be misguided by lofty slogans of unity through uniform curriculums
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Eye of the storm
Pakistan is not prepared for climate change
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The politician from Taunsa
But the real question is: if a chief minister from a deprived region cannot make it happen, then who will?
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A city by the sea
They pay the price of a crime they have not committed
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Tackling corruption
In light of the adage “What you allow is what will continue”, we welcome the top court judgment
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Opposition must align with national interests
Pakistan clearly faces some strategic choices
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US presidential elections: who will win?
US presidential elections: who will win?
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Gendered public spaces
Gender harassment in any public space cannot be limited to mere urban regions
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Rains and spread of infectious diseases
What measures can be taken to combat risks of developing typhoid fever?
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Mandating a minimalist approach to enforcement
Instead of implementing a maximalist approach, there is a stronger case for seriously scaling down enforcement efforts
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What is wrong with the opposition?
PML-N’s prospects are dim until their war of succession is over
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Three more to go
The government now has three full years to put the country on the road to Riyasat-i-Madina
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Smarter, affordable transport system
It's time to move towards a more comfortable, affordable, convenient mode of transportation for a progressive Pakistan
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Diversionary tactics
Modi appears to be emulating Trump by destroying his country’s economy, mismanaging his pandemic response
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SC’s dower ruling
SC verdict seeks to ensure justice for women and to prevent misuse of the permission to have more than one wife
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Never again, again
Political struggles are not just won on streets, they must be won by writing
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Karachi as an ethnic challenge
Even if Karachi is made a province, its ordeals will not be reduced unless those in power ensure good governance
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How debt accumulates
Reform requires indigenous thinking and political will, not money from abroad