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Boris Johnson’s failed visit to India
PM Modi is much more economically, financially and militarily aligned with Putin than is widely believed in the West
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The making of a leader!
Ghani Khan in his poem Leader, provides the details of how Leaders are made in our part of the world
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Back in the game?
Imran Khan, for all his faults in governance and excessive compromises, has developed an aura of invincibility
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Russian offensive in Ukraine — military notes
The war has caused almost 5.2 million Ukrainians to flee and internally displaced over 7.7 million people
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When Einstein made a mistake
Let’s provide our youth competitive education that prepares them to take on the world
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Curse of floor-crossing
No arrangements have served as a remedy, with horse-trading still a part of wheeling and dealing to topple govts
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Politics of defiance and confrontation
The political situation at the national and provincial level is highly disconcerting
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Extremism in politics
If you want to make Pakistan a stable country then follow the rule book which is the Constitution of Pakistan
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Into the void
We the people face unconstitutional lies, in greed we trust, in revolution we die
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It is not always wise to choose the lesser evil
Just because we do not want the allegedly corrupt to rule again, the mistakes of Khan cannot be justified
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Disability-inclusive development
Governments need to urgently address the unique inequalities and barriers that young persons with disabilities face
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The politics of corruption
The politics of corruption has created a meaningless political battle, one which fails to inspire change
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Knowledge: elusive and inaccessible
At a time when we are actively dealing in polarisation, we need to read and cultivate the life of our minds
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Ties between Pakistan and Afghan Taliban on the edge
Since the Taliban takeover in August, it will not be a surprise if Pak-Afghan ties deteriorate in coming months
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Too dangerous to contest?
Civil-military relationship is one of the most sensitive issues for Pakistan
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The world is becoming coloured and less Christian
For the first time in human history, several large countries have seen dramatic declines in human fertility
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Contradictions galore in Pakistan
National leaders shall have to stop delusion and be more matter-of-fact than inventing fictions only to malign rivals
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Cajoling a collective mode of security
The strategic intention is to address some of the most complex political conflicts of the region and beyond
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Another anti-American project
Imran has used sensitive national security and foreign policy issues tantamount to worsening relations with the West
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Imran Khan’s hope and their choice
Imran Khan is leading and fighting the people’s battle for the survival of the entire country
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Earth Day
The loud occurrence of Earth Day is no match for the silent influence of the oil giants in our lives
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Ukraine war and Middle East food sovereignty
In the backdrop of the global food supply chain crisis, dedicated efforts need to be made
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‘The Kashmir Files’
One cannot help Bollywood’s incorrigible hyperbole when a film is about Kashmir or Pakistan
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What profits a man?
What are the key strengths of the democratic order and why would a bureaucrat prefer it over a dictatorial one?
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The albatross of debt trap and US intervention
The emergence of China and Russia proved to be a game-changer
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Precision farming via poorer farmers
Digital technologies like mobile phones can provide farmers customised advice
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Soft coup on the nation
The problem is that the nation is not only foolhardy, it has also been engineered to be shortsighted and sluggish
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The modern imperialists
In a linked world it becomes difficult to avoid the consequences, poetic imaginations aside
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The forgotten Iqbal
Iqbal believed that a promise to take Muslims of India out of poverty was only way to mobilise them for independence
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Street narrative, pulse and PTI: the perils of miscalculation
If ‘Combined Opp’ had let IK complete his term, he could have sunk deeper into political morass of his own making
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The charisma endures, failures notwithstanding
This is the age of populism and populist politicians are sweeping across the world from Brazil to India and Pakistan
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Shades of tyranny
Tough times for Pakistan in the future
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Late elections might help Khan
The more time passes until the elections, the more relevant and stronger Khan’s narrative becomes
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Thanks to a unanimously agreed Constitution
The army took the stand that as per the Constitution and their oath they had no role in politics
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Revolutionary suicide
The eerie similarities between our very own reverend and the cult leader Jim Jones are too alarming to be ignored
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Comprehensive crisis, muddled response
Power display through massive public rallies is becoming a norm in Pakistan with political polarisation at its peak
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Obedience to the Constitution
The citizens enjoy certain fundamental rights which can neither be abridged nor taken away
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Khan: anti-imperial or just anti-West?
It seems as though Khan, like Trump, was always reliant on impassioned rhetoric to get by
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Khrushchev’s knot
Pulling appears to have stopped for the time being, but will most likely accelerate more aggressively in coming days
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Pakistan needs a balanced, not independent, foreign policy
A balanced foreign policy would mean a policy of cooperation and co-habitation with all major powers
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Reviving science without fanfare
Science can allow for new discoveries, create new jobs, increase exports, improve economic condition of people
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Child abuse — a ‘duty to report’
Existing plethora of child protection commissions, authorities, bureaus and ministries have little to contribute
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Economy and politics
The country seems to be caught in the old pathology of consumer driven growth without expanding
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Conspiracy vs interference
Diplomatic channels are exactly meant for conveying ‘frank and candid’ messages without the knowledge of the public
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Using technology for development: likely inputs from China
The focus of technological change has to be on individuals, firms and government departments
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The marriage of convenience and beyond
One cannot help but wonder who will recognise and address the issues facing the masses
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Imran Khan’s battle of belonging
What matters today for the people is to see on which side of the history they stand and what is it that they stand for
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Why I still love Imran Khan despite his flaws
Neutrality, in this country, means supporting the status quo and no one wants that more than the establishment
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You are a phoenix
You would recognise that the grinding experiences were aimed at teaching you the art of tranquil life
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The threat of 5GW
Pakistaniat should reign supreme at all costs



































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