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Gaining moral high-ground on Kashmir crisis
PM Imran continues to position himself as the spokesman for Kashmiris, aiming to highlight their humanitarian plight
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Using forest inspection bungalows for tourism
Instead of snapshot actions, tourism ministries should devise comprehensive policies for promoting sustainable tourism
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Curbs on Iran and inflating US oil exports
US sanctions severely impact Iran's export-reliant economy and fuel people’s miseries
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Fear and loathing in Houston
The Indian-Americans support the right to freedom of association, but only in America
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Old medicine in a new bottle?
Improved water and sanitation could decrease more than 70% of infectious diseases in Pakistan
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The struggle for democratic consolidation
Clearly, many questions arise about neutrality and fairness of the accountability process
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Undermining the Federation: Threat to take over Karachi
Having such deep roots in the history of Karachi, the outburst was inevitable
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The mischiefs of ‘Howdy Modi’
No one is serious about taking bull by its horns
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We are living in Gotham
A lot has to be done by the police to rebuild a tarnished reputation and restore law and order
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Healing our social wounds
A Ruth Pfau, or an Edhi, comes once in a lifetime of nations — but we need them every day
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Kasur incidents and state’s response
A hard fact being the state's failure to respond to the dreadful threat of child abuse, rape and murder
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Putting the media on trial
But you’re still free — to lash out at the ruler’s opponents
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This is our problem
Climate change is not imagined, it is not a western creation
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The rodents have it!
Reportedly, several planes of Pakistan’s national airline were infested by rats
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The attack on Saudi oil infrastructure
The war that has sharpened the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran
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Pakistan’s three-way foreign policy challenge
Besides Kashmir, Pakistan also has to deal with instability in Afghanistan and fears of a conflict in the Middle East
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The culture of forced annexation
Thucydides had opined that “the strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must”
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Myths around Naya Pakistan’s economic performance
Improving macroeconomic indicators doesn’t mean everyday life will get better overnight or growth returns...
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Weapons of mass influence
Where are the adults when you need them?
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Kashmir looking up to Trump and UN General Assembly
President Trump has his work cut out
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Rebirth of the democratic impulse
In India too, a bitter, petty and vindictive impulse brought Narendra Modi into power
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Mental health: are we ignoring the warning signs?
The stigma associated with mental health has to go
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Humanity vs ego — whither Afghanistan
In the first six months of 2019, American and Afghan airstrikes killed and injured 519 people
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Neighbourhood on fire
It is now almost 50 days since IOK was pushed under a complete lockdown with some huge number of Indian soldiers
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Money and reform: the case of police
Amid public uproar against Punjab police’s dismal performance in recent weeks
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Pakistan’s female farm workers
As most existing labour laws do not address the plight of poor farmers
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Kashmir diplomacy
As the government does not seem to have any substantive and long-term plan of action
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How to pull Karachi from the brink?
As the financial hub has become a failed metropolis
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JUI-F campaign against the PTI government
The JUI-F has always used its social influence in these regions for political power
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The US-China trade war
China has an edge in influencing these states to its benefits as they are culturally and spatially closer
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Stalemate in Afghan peace talks
Kremlin also believes that the US “is unduly coming back” to its prior confrontational policy with the Taliban
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Why America must not ignore Kashmir
With no education, job, and a promising future these Kashmiri men would be driven into the arms of ISIS and al Qaeda
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Afghan peace: through ballot or bullet
The subsequent rounds of talks logically should have also been in the direction of a comprehensive peace
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Afghanistan’s uncertain future
And it is with them that it has to negotiate to exit safely
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Karachi: a second Federal Capital Territory?
Karachi can and should be made a model city
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The coming climate storm
Pakistan needs to do much more on adaptation
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The Afghan peace agreement — the US perspective
A peace deal culminating the longest military conflict in US history is too big a trophy for a Republican president
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Faulty fixation
Higher education and research have to be thought through the lens of a system, not a mere number
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A travel of thousand travails
Is Pakistan under a long spell of darkness because of the wrong policies of those sitting in Islamabad?
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Local governments in Punjab: for better or worse
Local governments in this country have only flourished under military rule
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The Afghan peace deal: not dead yet
The US and the Taliban have been in touch to resume the faltering peace process
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A time to act
Changing the mindset of the people is more important than tree plantation
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A hiccup on route to the final settlement
Not only did Trump move scuttled negotiations; he also invited Islamabad to play the game
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Are we opting for ‘escapism’?
Life being the serious business it is, a small dose of escapism to relieve tension may be just what the doctor ordered
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Awareness for boosting tourism
Many people are taking loans or converting their fertile lands into hotels, guesthouses, motels and restaurants
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Crucial takeaway from marriage bill controversy
Civil law must protect the rights of people concerning freedom from violence and exploitation
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The hope-losing tweet
Foreseeable hostile environment in Afghanistan does not match the responsible political end to the war Trump seeks
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The principle of Kashmir
Modi read this reality and decided the time was ripe for his re-occupation of occupied Kashmir
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India’s Nazi regime
As the largest democracy in the world has given a mandate to these racist, fascist and extremist clique
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Media: a gendered propaganda
Women the focus of 10% of news and comprised 20% of experts interviewed in 2018 according to Unesco

















































