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Failure, paranoia and decoupling
If the past decade belonged to right-wing libertarians, this one sees a leftward turn in the public sentiment
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Taking Covid-19 lightly
Taking Covid-19 lightly can have great costs, economic and political
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Turkey’s neo-Ottomanisation
We need to examine if Turkey’s foreign policy is an overambitious one that is lining up too many enemies
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New provinces or opening of a Pandora’s box?
It is now up to the PTI, the PML-N and the PPP as to how they proceed with this challenge.
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CPEC need not be a zero-sum game for the US
It is also possible for the US to align itself with the CPEC initiative via green technology investments
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Battling the virus — random thoughts
Together we can pull through this one and survive.
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Justice or impunity?
The entire idea of justice is to kill impunity, but maybe in a different world.
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The corona challenge
Above all, it is a matter of national security for a state like Pakistan.
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Let’s join hands in fighting coronavirus
We will definitely hold more solid ground in forging a closer China-Pakistan community of shared future.
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Qaumi Jirga: charter of demands
The best way of resolving the conflict is by adhering to a constitutional order based on democratic values
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Can Covid-19 trigger digital revolution in Pakistan?
Let Pakistan’s finest professionals at home and abroad come forward to accept this challenge.
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Disharmony and the risk to Indian economy
BJP govt's shift from socio-economic development to frictional issues was increasingly rash and unruly
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Pandemic demands transformation
We can afford no laxity from all those either in the govt or private citizens fighting battle against this pandemic
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Pak-EU ties: fostering prosperity everyday
Trade is one of the cornerstones of the EU’s relationship with Pakistan
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Fear in the time of Covid-19
Govt is responsible to fight the misperception that the virus is not something to be concerned about if you are young
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Suffering of the invisible
We will continue to underestimate cases and continue to increase likelihood of our system to get overburdened
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Covid-19: we will come through this together
Even though the situation has been classified as a pandemic, it is one we can control
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Oil, the pandemic and the global economy
Global markets can handle one crisis at a time but when two arrive simultaneously, they swoon.
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Modi’s Covid-19 diplomacy
Given all this, it seems there is a rethink in India’s approach towards Pakistan.
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The new enemy
It is the impact of Corona and how it will shape our society that I feel is very much comparable to that of 9/11
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Who suffers, who cares
Commercial interests should be set aside in favour of the national interest. Can we do this for once?
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Modi’s lecture on international relations
India has done enough to force us to adjust. It is time India adjusted itself and made space for us.
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South Punjab province
PTI government needs to put its house in order and save the federation from fragmentation
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Coronavirus in a lesser governed state
On a wider scale, coronavirus has altered the face of the global economy like never before
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Covid-19: a cold start
Perhaps it is best that thora ghabra lein (be a bit worried)
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Covid-19 and collective security
The leaders of tomorrow need to invest in a leadership style that combines heart and mind
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Inflation, inequalities and mitigation measures
PTI government cannot afford to drag its feet against a national drive
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Poverty of global consciousness
There needs to be an awakening of a conscience that extends beyond the individual
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Coping with the deadly virus
All countries would need to take concrete policy steps to protect their people and limit harm to their economies
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Accountability laws
Fact is process of accountability in our country has always been opposition-intended & void of fairness & impartiality
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Why are the Afghan Taliban still haunting their opponents?
Critics argue Taliban remain unchanged & if they return to power, they will behave the way they did from 1996-2001
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18th Amendment and deprivation
Have the grievances and deprivations been addressed sufficiently?
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Reassessing Pakistan- US relationship
We live in a world where binary alignments with global or regional hegemonic powers have become less crucial
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Can we do taxes better?
How can we do taxes better if no one listens?
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My Feudal Lord & Frozen Whispers: Local government reforms and the elite lot
Realising the idea of local governance reforms may seem pretty easy on paper. But it is as difficult in practice.
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Kidney transplantation: cultural and legal challenges
Each organ in a human body deserves care and timely intervention to lessen the negative fallout of a disease.
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The eclipse of shining India
Straight talk is what we need rather than escapism in loops
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Doctrine of Enduring Freedom
It will always be up to the US to decree what is terrorism and who is a terrorist.
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Taliban have triumphed
Whether it’s the battlefield, talks or ideology, the Taliban win everywhere
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Coronavirus: what’s next for Pakistan?
In Pakistan too, we should not be afraid if we see a rise in numbers as a result of enhanced surveillance
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Introducing e-Health legislation
E-Health comes with many challenges and the right policies need to be developed to gain maximum benefit
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Doha Agreement: peace or surrender
Under the Doha agreement, the US would reduce its forces down to 8,600 from 12,000 in the next three to four months
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Let equality for women unite Pakistan
One major reason why Pakistan has lagged behind in all development indexes is due to biased policies towards females
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Transparency in petroleum prices
High interest rates and heavy currency devaluation has already taken its toll.
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SEZs: chasing success or failure?
A lot needs to be fixed when it comes to Special Economic Zones in Pakistan
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Choosing our society
Let us start with a simple thought experiment.
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Can there be peace with the Taliban?
A true peace plan would have had representatives of the people of Afghanistan
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Fighting a mid-life crisis
The only thing I don’t know: whether this self-awareness is coming 30 years too late or 30 years too early
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Will Afghan peace deal survive?
There will certainly be spoilers present in and outside Afghanistan
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Justice for Aziz Memon
Family, journalist community reject both claims of Sindh govt that he died a natural death and faced no death threat
















































