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Elite capture
Short of a revolution, how do societies deal with the elite capture?
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West Bank — Bantustans
The seed of unjustness sown in the foundations keeps growing into thriving trees in the backdrops of a nation’s life
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Is India losing Kashmir?
Even if the BJP loses elections, there is no way New Delhi can win the hearts and minds of the Kashmiris
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Gun control in democracies: a lesson for Pakistan
With a population of 127 million, deaths due to shooting incidents merely cross 10 in a year
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Internet of terror
Internet has an artificial intelligence component in it which it uses automatically once a user types anything on it
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Innovative development strategy needed for tribal areas
It is important to explore the development needs of the inhabitants of Fata
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Keyboard democracy
Old crooked politicians misuse platforms to further their agenda - most precisely for election results engineering
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Back from the brink of war with India: Key takeaways for Pakistan
We expect too much from friends, given the demographic and socio-psychological underpinnings of our nation
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The ‘real’ women empowerment
There won’t be a problem in re-heating food for your husband once he starts acknowledging it by aa simple ‘Thank you!”
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Narcissistic and egotistical politicians
Politicians in Pakistan!
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Seeking political stability and economic viability
Pakistan’s economic wellbeing is also closely linked to the state of its fiscal health
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Dissent is the essence of democracy
In the early phase of our history, the religious fundamentalists forced the ‘Objectives Resolution’ upon the govt
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Pivotal losses to Erdogan
Ankara and Istanbul together summarise Erdogan’s incredible political ascent to power about a quarter century ago
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Social security vs social evil
If we look in the mirror, we may find a familiar face responsible for the evil that ensures that the poor remains poor
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CPEC, Gwadar and the road ahead
CPEC is the flagship project of BRI and Gwadar is the cornerstone of CPEC.
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Floods are coming?
The public has the right to know the state of readiness
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The cognitive dissonance of Indian Life
For its billion residents, India is at the very same time on top of the world and at the bottom.
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Pakistan’s Afghan conundrum
Reconciliation is currently at a delicate stage and any misstep will undermine chances of peace deal
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Cut, burn and kill
Assault and harassment are serious crimes and police need to be responsive to the needs of survivors
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China expands into Europe
There has been a growing concern China arrives in Europe not as an economic collaborator but as an invader
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A fork in the road!
Situation in S Asian region in general and Pakistan-India relations in particular are on a downward slide
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Lessening environmental damage in armed conflicts
The countries that bear the brunt of wars must also be compensated for eco-terrorism
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Deep-rooted illiberal politics
The PPP has built its Sindhi ethnic nationalism on Bhuttoism, on the myths of political victimisation
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Pakistan and IMF’s reform agenda
Convergence of reform agendas of the government and the IMF would be a difficult task
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What does Imran Khan stand for?
Khan, it seems, is lost in his own maze of Tabdeeli
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Implementing NAP
The action needs to come sooner rather than later because the patience of China will have its limits
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Getting away with theft and murder
Western media lets Messrs, Modi and Netanyahu get away with theft and murder
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Our fast-depleting Indus delta
Climate change will exacerbate seawater intrusion into the delta and into the coastal groundwater
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The good and bad of free float
If country is already experiencing economic problems, floating exchange rates may make the situation worse
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How to take arbitration forward in Pakistan
Serious and effective steps need to be taken in order to make arbitration successful in Pakistan
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Corporate giving and poverty alleviation
There are only two known paths to overcome mass poverty.
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Social media — the new battlefield
Lies and misinformation cannot remain unchallenged in this era
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The deepening of Karachi’s fault lines
The fault lines of Karachi are becoming dangerous day by day
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Two wrongs don’t make a right
What is clear is that this was a premeditated, well-coordinated attack to ensure maximum publicity
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Time to act with caution
With Afghanistan appearing on the verge of peace, it’s time to exercise all the care and caution
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Turnaround in Pakistan
The world has witnessed Pakistan vying to settle issues with India by talking and not fighting
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Peace talks or war plans?
Peace dialogue is a prelude to the next war
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Achieving universal health coverage
At the current population growth rate, public sector will never be able to provide healthcare to all
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Sindh and the state of gender equality in education
Only 42% of the total of eight million students enrolled in education institutions of Sindh are girls
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Fiscal incentives for SEZs
We need advisers in the Board of Investment who can improve the policies of SEZs the right way
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Tolerance, diversity and peace
The concept of tolerance has to be used in a variety of ways and as a philosophy
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Pakistan @100 and #BalanceForBetter
If we empower women and give them choices, then Pakistan will be the country we dream of
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Pakistanis and Indians deserve better
Pakistan has to ensure actions against Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Muhammad and other UN-listed groups are implemented
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Testing times to acquire safe milk
The government must realign its broad socioeconomic objectives with its legislative framework and fiscal policy
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The politics of aid calculations
Pakistan not only fought a war without a story but without looking at the data to counter the US propaganda on aid
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Algorithms for hate
The foundational notion of the Internet needs to change
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Countering Islamophobia
Let’s all work towards creating a safer world for our future generations to live in
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The Middle East conundrum
In all this turmoil in the Middle East, Pakistan has a lesson to teach but not one to learn
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Caring about climate change!
Global warming is hardly a phenomenon to be taken lightly
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Sorry Mr PM, this is extortion
Many of the govt’s recent tax measures are nothing but forcing law-abiding citizens to pay extortion










































