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The places we call home
Behind closed doors, fear masquerades as discipline
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Zionism and Hindutva are coming for Muslims
Geopolitics, supremacist ideologies are reshaping alliances from South Asia to Washington
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Penderel Moon: a white Mughal of the ICS
Penderel Moon’s quiet dissent exposed the moral limits of the British Raj
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Geopolitics of Epstein Files
Subversion plus insurgency erodes state legitimacy from within, demanding urgent reform
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A deadly intersection
Epstein controversy fuels claims of an Indo-Israeli axis, wider geopolitical intrigue
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Ramazan: from ritual to responsibility
Fasting trains character; on campus, worship must walk with responsibility
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Bring role-play activities into the education system
Role-playing can fix Pakistan’s skills crisis — no budget required
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The cell in Sukkur
In Sukkur Jail, Benazir’s isolation forged a leader beyond lineage
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Why so many Muslims feel disconnected from their faith
The crisis facing Muslims today is not belief, but meaning
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Curriculum and our impulse
One AI course won’t fix systemic gaps in Pakistan’s higher education
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Man versus woman
Women and men are equal in responsibilities, the purpose is the same: to live a meaningful life
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A student's expectations of his teacher
The relationship between a teacher and his studentshas undergone a dominantly negative change
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Neuroroyalism and the making of public policy
Neuroroyalism focuses on making public policy that does not necessarily aim to bring about national gain
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Super tax, displacement and the cost of unkept promises
The government explicitly linked it to circumstances created by prolonged counterterrorism operations in KP, then FATA
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Iran — means and end debate
No regional consensus exists for war with Iran
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Punjab's Gulfstream blunder
Gulfstream excess exposes governance failure
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The fragile fabric of Pakistani unity
Civic Islam and decentralisation offer a way forward
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Future in Pakistan
Moral choices feel futile in a system rigged for power
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Ten years on, Gwadar a dream gone sour
CPEC promise falters amid distrust, controls and insecurity
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About to be replaced?
From AI creators to AI consumers: capitalism without workers
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Local bodies — forever and ever coming soon
Article 140-A pledges power, provinces keep control
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Muhajir politics
Factional rifts expose MQM-P’s struggle in a changing metropolis
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Why Indian farmers fear the new Indo-US deal
Even limited exposure to subsidised American dairy imports could devastate local producers
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Carbon inequality: why Pakistan takes the heat
Climate justice demands taxing carbon at the top, not the bottom
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Being and Becoming
Does time flow, or is reality a static four-dimensional block?
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Art, culture and the festive February in Lahore
In Lahore, art, dialogue turn February into a season of hope
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Manipur's long road to peace
Ethnic strife in Manipur demands political courage
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Need for an alternative Baloch leadership in Balochistan
Appeasement won’t work; consistent policy and reform might
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No more limits...
With New START gone, nuclear restraint gives way to rivalry
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If America were not a democracy
When wealth shapes policy, elections risk becoming theatre
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Take a breath, Gen Z
Gen Z mirrors G. K. Chesterton’s fence analogy: quick to remove barriers without asking why they exist
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Climate change and sustainable forestry
Species loss, dead rivers, deforestation threaten all life
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Archives are national security: a perspective
Sindh Archives quietly anchors provincial intellectual life, safeguarding documentary heritage, national memory
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The 30-second epiphany: a learner's dilemma in Silicon Age
Socrates' dictum, "An unexamined life is not worth living", wasn't a hackneyed slogan for self-help gurus
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Of opportunity and meaning
Inclusion is not charity
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Balochistan - insurgency to integration
Balochistan’s stability rests on governance, development, and public participation
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Covering Bangladesh vote & the history we still avoid
Tarique Rahman introduced to Pakistani audiences as the son of a decorated Pakistan Army officer, forgetting 1971
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Fixing welfare leaks
Audits suggesting around 141 billion rupees were lost to fraud
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Delhi's dilemma, Islamabad's moment
Outcome of Bangladesh's latest general elections has triggered a recalibration of regional geopolitics in South Asia
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Anatomy of workplace politics in schools
In the workplace politics in educational institutions, nexus currency always demonetises the currency of performance
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Asian lessons for Pakistan
Pakistan should not be looking too far out to draw some important lessons for the design of public policy
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Being Churchill and fighting forever wars
The Trump-Netanyahu meeting was important in the context of a US-Iran deal
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Europe's wake-up call — and Pakistan
For Pakistan, reliability may be the new currency of cooperation
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Healing Khan
Urgency, not rhetoric, is needed in responding to Khan’s condition
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Looking up the sky
Basant’s return restores colour, memory, joy to a weary Lahore
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Policing dissent and democracy
Selective censorship erodes democracy, silences the voices it promises to protect
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With us or against us — again?
US tariff threats make neutrality costly in a polarised world order
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Any consequences for elites' failures?
Governance without accountability is Pakistan’s real energy crisis
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Myth of the rules-based world order
The “rules-based order” bends where power prevails
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The politics of love
Love needs consent, not control, in a society bound by rigid honour codes






































