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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
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A woman’s independent legal identity
Any notion of a woman’s dependability on men for her survival has been dispelled by the Quran in various places
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Imperatives of Pakistan-Saudi relations
Saudi Arabia is pivotal to the wider Islamic world and Pakistan in particular
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Saarc on ventilator
Kashmir is another bone of contention between India and Pakistan which gives little hope to Saarc’s revival
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Deepfake phenomenon in Kabul
In Afghanistan, in just the last 12 months alone, the Kabul regime has changed stances and faces so many times
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US elections — a Pakistani perspective
Pakistan will face US opposition on CPEC and China’s growing influence in the region
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A mere change of plaque
Morality, grace and the BISP Act demands that the programme should be run under its original name
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Lessons from Turkey
Past glory can be a great opiate
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Sinking Karachi
The citizens of Karachi wait for the day the rain will truly be a blessing for them
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Scratching old wounds
Truth be told: Lebanon never really recovered from the 1975 civil war
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The rule of law and hierarchy
Pakistan has always had a difficult relationship with the rule of law
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Never say never
Pakistan’s position on Israel is principled and based around larger sentiment of the Muslim world
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The politics of pension reform
Politics remains the thorniest part
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Three tests for UHC
Three tests for UHC
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Should we re-open schools?
Dr Azra Fazal Pechuho has opposed the decision to reopen primary schools until the pandemic is over
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Kamala Harris and Pakistani-Americans
There is a good chance that the November 2020 elections would result in a Biden-Harris administration
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A rare defeat at the UN
UNSC rejected a US resolution calling for an extension of arms embargo on Iran
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Violence against women
Many women are murdered over property dispute and due to men’s extra-marital affairs
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Two years of PTI’s foreign policy
Current government seems to have no clear plan
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CPEC: an anchor of hope and modernisation
Lessons for Pakistan are very clear
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War, peace and justice
Impunity for US forces has perpetuated serious abuses, some amounting to war crimes
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Trolling or correcting fake news?
Even on a good day Pakistani Twitter resembles a high school cafeteria
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Keenjhar Lake — more tragedies are inevitable
The most important duty of a state is to protect the lives of its citizens
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Incessant challenges of quality education and promise of SNC
A non-partisan review of SNC reveals our awakening to international challenges, holistic approach
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Fool’s perdition
It's imperative not to succumb to despair spread by naysayers. But to live in a fool’s paradise isn’t an option either
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Intra-Afghan dialogue
If intra-Afghan dialogue fails, poverty, violence, political instability will turn the country into a living hell
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Covid-19: schools or no schools?
It’s riskier not only for kids but for our elders to send our children back to school
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Lebanon between Israel and France
So, what are the “profound changes” that arrogant Macron has demanded before he returns to Beirut on Sept 1?
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Will change in the White House positively transform the world?
Anti-Americanism which has surged throughout the world in the last 20 years is a major reality






































