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Rights of the marginalised in Magnifica Humanitas
Pope does not oppose knowledge and technology
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Unbundling or Bundling Up?
Pakistan's gas industry has revolved around two giant integrated companies
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Illogical patriotism!
Patriotism emerged almost imperceptibly through repetition, emotion and shared experience
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Our education system needs more than a new syllabus
Problem becomes clearer when we look at countries that have built stronger learning systems
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Rethinking student orientation in Pakistan's universities
Every incoming class in Pakistan is remarkably diverse
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Reclaiming highways
Top-down approach is evident from frequent design and route changes in the Lahore Ring Road
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Science, policy and society
Somewhere towards the end of my time at the conference
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An experiment bound to fail - yet again!
1949 Objectives Resolution embedded religious sovereignty in the constitutional imagination
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US-Iran war is ending, Pakistan won
Pakistan has won without firing a bullet
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New provinces debate and the good governance challenge
Adherence to the rule of law ensures that real freedom flourishes
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Delightful dystopia and Orwell in Pakistan
Had Orwell personified civil society - including champions of human, women, and labor rights
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When distributed solar meets a centralised power system
Pakistan's first solar phase was driven by consumer economics
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When varsities forget why they exist
Problem arises when administration begins to overshadow the very purpose it exists to serve
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Regional diplomacy, domestic turmoil
No doubt, Pakistan offers Central Asia the shortest access to Arabian Sea through the ports
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The low hanging fruit
There is one tier of government on which we do hold real data, gathered at real scale, more than once
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One result, many questions
When the overwhelming majority of a class fails, the conversation cannot end with the students alone
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Justice beyond prison walls
Pakistan's prisons currently house 113,214 inmates against an authorised capacity of 68,828
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A system fluent in collapse
Pakistan's problem was always a surplus of people willing to say the system has failed
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Monsoon musings in Lahore: rain, romance and reminiscence
Visual manifestation of similar monsoon ideas has been depicted in miniature painting centuries ago
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Quetta mine tragedy - a warning for Pakistan
HRCP's recommendations were neither radical nor prohibitively expensive
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'If terrorism has ended, who is doing the killing?'
Abdullah did not treat that timing as coincidence. Increasingly, neither does the Valley
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Afghan policy - resistance and realism
CRSS recently concluded a series of highly successful and productive roundtable discussions on Afghan affairs
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The prayer everyone saw - but few understood
I think both sides missed something important
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US and Israel - the new al-Qaeda
Iran attacked a Manama hotel killing civilians
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Trendy research
Stem cell research in Pakistan is no longer trendy
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Protect the children
Is it not an injustice that young children who should be playing with other children, are selling items on the street?
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Pakistan needs more provinces and strong local governments
The discussion on creating new provinces in Pakistan has remained trapped within political and ethnic narratives
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Idea theft in green clothing
Pakistan's climate advocacy scene is hiding a problem few people want to talk about
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Serving on the edge
Balochistan is perhaps Pakistan's most demanding province in which to serve
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Youth's rebellion in India
Modi government was preoccupied dealing with the problems created for the domestic economy by the war in Iran
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Two parenting styles: predict the successful one
His parents arranged his second marriage, but his financial behaviour didn't change
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Are we ignoring a brewing epidemic?
Ebola has, for the most part, been a disease of sub-Saharan Africa
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Bulldozer justice
Muhammad Ali Johar University in India stands on the brink of demolition
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Thus spoke Mohsin Naqvi
Speech has generated fervent debate across the country about imminent changes that may be in the offing
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When AI commits suicide or kills us all!
The power of AI - its promise in healthcare, education, journalism and governance
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More units: a panacea or a can of worms?
Mohsin Naqvi's assertion of the system's collapse might have invoked hope
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Reset or another political ploy?
Naqvi acknowledged that young people cannot be appeased merely by distributing a few thousand rupees or laptops
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Creative control
PTV's story was even better
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Tall Poppy Syndrome: what's behind cutting down excellence
Tall Poppy Syndrome is a concept used today by psychologists as a metaphor
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Pharaoh, mind if we peel you?
Egypt at that time had almost no rules protecting its ancient dead
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America at 250: Love, doubt, and the debts we haven't paid
This is less a birthday message than a record of a few heartbreaks and a few enduring debts














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