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A new global order is emerging
Under Trump relations between the United States and China have not begun well
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Blind spots of modern education
Modern education creates multiple barriers to pursuit of real knowledge we desperately need to lead meaningful live
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Let’s fake it
As journalism evolves, one has to worry about the trend of fake news
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The black goat and the black plague
How many of us are willing to give up our notions after they are disproved?
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An Israeli woman speaks out
Albert Einstein once said that world won’t be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch and do nothing
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Moscow meetings to address the great game
Epicentre of current row of terrorism is Afghanistan, where regional & international players are blamed for proxy war
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Greatest nation in the world
The Quaid was the product of his times and yet he saw farther, much farther than those of his times
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An offer destined to be declined
China would be delighted at prospects of India joining CPEC as that would give a great boost to its bilateral trade
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Trials of Pakistani cinema
Is it possible that Indian industry might be behind the lobbying to keep local or other foreign competitors out?
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How secure is Pakistan?
In contemporary world, economic and political factors play more dominant role in defining national security
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Farewell to a grim year
Will the year 2017 be any better? If uncertainty and chaos prevailing can be a guide, the answer is a categoric no
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Murder, outrage, retaliation
The grim reality is that no one and no place is safe any longer
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Clean cook stoves
A recent study reports how indoor air pollution from cooking on open fires varies by season in Pakistan
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Reminiscing the Raheel legacy
Sole blemish on Gen Raheel's performance was the fact that he did not do as much as he could or should have in Punjab
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Lasting love or a one-time affair?
The new year could well see a love triangle between Russia, America and Pakistan
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Big shoes to fill
General Sharif has set a strong precedent to the world that they should not look at Pakistan with an evil eye
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The mutating news-scape
Print newspapers the world over are withering and many have already died having failed to adapt
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Connecting with ourselves
One could argue that there is something liberating and empowering in active awareness of life’s frailty and finitude
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Two Trumps and two Americas
Trump himself most likely did not share his supporters’ mindset that he knew was based largely on bias and ignorance
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Changing dynamics
Pakistan has finally let go of the US-led-trajectory and is increasing the ties with China and Russia
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Police and political commitment
One must bear in mind; a couple of years cannot rub off ingrained corrupt mindsets
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Stupid White Americans
American liberals who profess shock at Trump’s victory are in denial about socio-economic trends in their country
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Judicial report: an eye-opener
Ideally, the report should trigger a national debate for both reflection and course correction at several levels
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Offering global solutions
Being a bystander in the time of need and heinous atrocities is never an option
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Changing minds for climate change
Changing minds for climate change was the title of four day international conference in Islamabad
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No great story starts with a salad
I had heard scary stories about the writer’s block. Trust me they are all true
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Violence against children
I was shocked to know about the horrific incident of violence against a child in Cadet College Larkana
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Donald Trump’s civilisational war
What will be Donald Trump’s approach towards the Islamic world once he takes office?
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The most accident-prone province
Police reform in K-P, it seems, is not yet reflected in performance
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Rape province
The bigger issue is not jirgas. It is governance, or the lack of it
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Pakistan and India: current issues and future directions
Though they are not in a state of war, a virtual warlike situation exists on the Line of Control (LoC) in Kashmir
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A little “MIT for Pakistan”
In short duration of 3 years, our MIT for Pakistan members have won over Rs700 Million in competitive research grants
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Will dowry deaths never end?
At over 2000 dowry-related deaths per year Pakistan’s reported number of dowry deaths are surpassed only by India
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A self-created crisis?
It is crisis that is being managed poorly by govt and, it is absolutely clear, even more shoddily by the opposition
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Dead of winter
How many more death anniversaries do we need to observe in December before it is too much?
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The fourth party conundrum
The promise of change sounds good. Yet its contours are seldom defined
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The four demands
It is the policy that matters, not the man who represents the actual holder of the portfolio
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Social deterrence to bad governance
Around 70 per cent of private schools are either being run by government teachers or owned by them
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The night I'll never forget
I had no tears left till one day, a few months later, I saw this picture of my wife with some APS children
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Poisoning Lahore
Every winter, Lahoris are used to thick fog descending upon the city
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Junaid Jamshed and the disco cleric inside me
After my parents banned music in our household, I had access to only one contraband song as a nine year old boy
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Grim December
December reminds us of the painful drop scene when some 45 years ago Pakistan flag was lowered at Ramna Green, Dhaka
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What I found by losing Junaid
I first saw him more than 30 years ago. Tall, fair, with a Waheed Murad-like KoKo Korina charisma
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A Darwesh at the frontline
The problems in Qabb Ilyas are a reminder of the evil within us
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The post-truth era
The internet has been playing jiggery-pokery with the truth as well to the surprise of nobody
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Come to senses neighbour
It seems that India is hell-bent on deteriorating already dismal relations with Pakistan to the point of no return
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37 years: too late, too little
The Physics Centre of Quaid-e-Azam University, 37 years after he won the Nobel Prize will at last carry his name
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Russia, Daesh and Afghanistan
A senior Afghan security official called the Russian support for the Taliban a "dangerous new trend
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Democrats on high alert
Lessons are proving hard to come by for the losers of the shocking US Presidential election
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Pakistan’s power sector: going up, down or nowhere?
Pakistan’s power sector has come out of its worst financial crisis

















































