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Erdogan’s moment of glory
Erdogan has emerged as a leader with the vision and foresight of a proud nation
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South Punjab: power, purse and politics
PTI’s razor-thin majority in Punjab stands in the way of carving out a new province
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Mission not yet accomplished
Our problems in health, and even in infectious diseases, are not just limited to the coronavirus
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Empowering our youth
Empowered youth can not only achieve great heights for themselves but also positively impact society
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Pakistan’s actual fault lines
We need to find a way to fix our faultlines or we will not progress an inch
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Corruption has only mushroomed
NAB needs to be reformed into an efficient anti-corruption body
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Flattening of Covid-19 curve no accident
The debate now is whether the decline happened because of govt’s interventions or despite its confusion
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Are these events harbingers of change?
This vision of civil supremacy is certainly within reach provided political leadership remains committed
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How to deal with Karachi’s endless ordeals?
Karachi has, for long, been facing a crisis of governance and ownership
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Afghanistan and our region’s stability
Neither Pakistan nor India should think of Afghanistan as a buffer state
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A ‘Thank You’ letter
A nation that can build nuclear bombs will also find a way to protect its children, control its population
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Institutions — the holy grail of governance
The political environment is ripe with discussions on the credibility of NAB
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Changing times — Bangladesh’s emerging alliances
Pakistan and Bangladesh need to realise that bilateral synergy can bring tremendous good to their people
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Covid-19 and deadly illusions!
The pandemic is not over yet. Be real and take the Covid-19 threat seriously
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Kabul should embrace the Taliban
If someone is treated like an enemy, they become the enemy
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Governance and law
The court’s function is to ensure that authorities do not act unjustly by overstepping their proper sphere
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Let history judge
Jinnah’s Pakistan, the country of our dreams has morphed into a nightmare of despair and despondency
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Why is our SEZ law flawed?
It is time to realise that without fixing the SEZ Act, we cannot expect world class SEZs to be established
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Climate-smart healthcare
Current climate has adversely effected crop yields and poses a huge risk on the under- nutrition population
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Floods are coming — are we prepared?
Now let’s look at disaster management
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Thought police
This is how rights die
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Suffering in silence
The threat to women is now growing
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Social engineering with bubbles
But these are details — the core issue is why ban books
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The hidden ones
It is time this Prime Minister made good on his promise. The lives of thousands of people are at stake
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Trump engineered chaos in the Middle East
Once the US has pulled out of Afghanistan, Kabul would be free to act to serve its strategic interests
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As the Libyan conflict widens
Libya has become a battleground for regional countries and for competing militant outfits like IS
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Pakistan, Bangladesh rapprochement?
Relations between the two countries have remained tense for the last many years
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A decade since
For Pakistan and flight safety, it’s fair to say that things have worsened.
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Pakistan’s stunning flattening of Covid-19 curve
This story appears to be good to be true to the seasoned scepticism of the Pakistani mind
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Politics of entertainment
What will restore our democratic values?
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An own goal? Or far too many own goals.
Last week was one of debilitating self-injuries for a people already lost to the maze of distrust.
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Kashmir solution — China is now a party
China has demonstrated a remarkable ability to resolve border disputes peacefully
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Blinded by colours
Trying to hold today’s white people accountable for what their forebearers did is counterproductive
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Takeaways from Covid-19: reshaping society
We must seize the opportunity of reflection and learning that Covid-19 has provided us
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Curbing intolerance
Occluding intolerance on highways becomes a big planning challenge for developing countries
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The virus and us
If even developed countries were baffled by the pandemic, perhaps a new education plan is needed
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Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Pakistan’s relevance
Prolonged influence of outside powers has not helped resolving conflict and only ensured its continuation
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Taming the madman
Modi appears to follow a dangerous strategy of testing the opposition’s limits through escalation
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Afghanistan, India and Pakistan
It is important to realise that the Taliban are not a static or homogenous group
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Creating safe schools
Pakistan has yet to traverse path leading to safe learning environment for children
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Crystal-gazing Pakistan — the years ahead
In Pakistan, this ashhrafiyya monopolies political power through lineage
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Women’s health and taboos
Women have the right to live a healthy and pain-free life
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In search of democracy
The next miracle of democracy might be Kanye West and Bilawal. Count on it.
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Post-conflict policing
Post-conflict challenges require institutional reforms leading to the restoration of public trust
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China-Iran strategic partnership — genesis and future
Iran’s closeness to China is largely attributed to President Trump’s inimical policies towards Iran
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An ode to the human brain
Slowly, but inexorably, we are being moulded by our hyperactive brains
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Police — a service or a force?
Ambitious reforms for police autonomy cannot work well unless the culture is not changed
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A new social contract for a new era
But in reality, a rising tide of inequality sinks all boats.
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From a unipolar to a multipolar world
Chinese factor is pivotal in the brewing new world order
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The musical chairs of NES
What is the problem that the proposed NES is expected to solve?