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Games before the match
It is the first time since the 2010 series that the Pakistan team is visiting England
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No reason to celebrate
This has been the bloodiest holy month in history
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‘Reject despair'
Black people have been on the wrong end of white hatred on the net almost since its inception
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Financing education in K-P
There is something terribly wrong when government schools are funded through private donations
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Space: the final frontier
To boldly go where no man has gone before
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Fraudulent geopolitical wars
John Chilcot has literally exposed the fallacies that masked the illegal war in Iraq
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The third gender
Hijras, eunuchs, transsexuals, transvestites and hermaphrodites continue to live on the social periphery
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Humza Yousaf: a Pakistani Braveheart in Scotland
Muslims in Europe need to work hard to become part of their societies and not blaming outsiders for their problems
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Pros and cons of dharna
What needs to be assessed is whether dharna is the panacea to eliminate corruption
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Being our own Edhi
Powerful come back from fancy hospitals in London — and the poor? Well, most of them never come back from hospitals
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Punjab’s attempt at protecting women — II
With this law, we, the women, have entered the private sphere of men, where they feel safest to do as they please
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Living with the media — II
The late Nisar Osmani was courageous enough to call Zia, to his face, a dictator who wore many hats!
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The heart of Edhi sahib
Abdul Sattar Edhi started out enraged by bodies bobbing in the Karachi harbour
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Economic theory as ideology
The charms of ‘freedom’ propagated by economic ideologies conceal the ugly reality of corporate freedom
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Afghanistan’s six wars
In less than a century and a half Afghanistan has fought six wars. Each one of them changed the country
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Seven years of drones
The US released casualty information regarding drone strike operations into the public arena for the first time ever
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The Edhi philosophy
Edhi had little time for politicians. He saw them as self-serving and corrupt
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Local roots of transnational terrorism
The sooner Muslim states recognise that the key solutions to extremism and terrorism lie in their hands, the better
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Balochistan education budget — one step backwards
Balochistan govt has substantially decreased its provincial share for education this yea
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It’s the parliament, stupid!
Reaction of the govt in Panama scandal showed how secondary parliament was in the estimation of the PM
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Modi and the Gujarat model of governance
The highest ranked ministers in India are, strangely, junior and do not have cabinet rank
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A state of intolerance
Unfortunately, the source of societal intolerance in Pakistan is the state itself
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A vicious cycle of negativity
What the majority of media outlets fail to understand is that sports is a getaway for fans from their daily grind
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Revisiting strategy against urban terrorism in South Asia
This shifting of borders is symbolic to the shifting of battlefields, from international arena to the internal arena
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CPEC and economic restructuring
Pakistan is likely to undergo transformation from an import-based economy to a lucrative trans-shipment economy
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Malala pays her taxes
There was no plan to have Taliban shoot her so that she could become famous, win prizes, be honoured around the world
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The long dark teatime of the soul
The use or meaning of a muffin’s life is to fill empty stomachs
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Youth internship conundrum
Thousands of university graduates roam offices in search of job opportunities every year
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Lingering ghosts of the past
Is it wise to just follow the law in cases that stand on an obsolete legal regime called the CrPC?
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Panama Leaks: a climatic tremor
Now, dynamics of scandals like these have resonating effects on various parts of the globalised world
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The rise of a new world
Closer to home in South Asia, there is little cheer and plenty of phantasmagoria
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Maximising benefits of the economic corridor
The Chinese would prefer greater involvement of the military in the CPEC, for expeditious completion of projects
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Bring government to classrooms
With exception of feudals, mighty industrialists and children of politicians, no one aspires to become a politician
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Beauty is skin deep — which is fine
We all get drawn to physical beauty first, which then whets our appetite to explore the soul
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The NSG after Seoul
The US no longer carries the same kind of clout as it did in 2008 to push through the waiver for India
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The Vision Thing
It’s rare for gents to get to appointed Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court on merit alone
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The Boeing factor
US feels a Northern Alliance regime, with the total exclusion of Taliban forces, suits its interests in the region
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The world after Brexit
Brexit has raised the spectre of what one American political scientist called the ‘clash of civilisations’
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Overcoming negativity
Learning to recognise that your mind is about to veer into an unpleasant space is half the battle won
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Lessons for Dhaka
Extremism can only be rooted out if all these forces are on one side, not fighting each other
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Seeking God
Scientists are unable to explain how the cell could have originated without having been created by a designer
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The inexplicable nature of Indian real estate
One of the strangest things about Indian cities today is how expensive real estate is
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An overcast homecoming for the PM
There are worries about the political showers due post-Eid as the PM returns to the land of no dull moments
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Brexit and its antecedents
Brexit is without doubt the most significant event in Britain’s history after the Second World War
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It ain’t over…
A nation of 200 million people will wait with bated breath for a handful of individuals to decide its fate
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A world gone blind
Brexit. And no one saw it coming. Two trillion dollars’ worth of assets wiped out
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An economy on the rebound
Pakistan’s economy has stabilised and is rebounding. That is a fact and to claim otherwise would be unwise
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Live, let live and leave it to God to judge
Muslim leaders must be more proactive in harnessing a peaceful vision of the Holy Quran
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The female economy
Women can bring different ideas to the table, which benefit economy and society
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GST and jurisdictions
In budget for 2016-17, federal government proposed some fiscal measures that touched a raw nerve in the provinces
















































