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A case for a unity government
Nawaz Sharif’s recent statements seeking retributive compensation are not helping
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Unfulfilled promises of the 18th Amendment
It has become evident that the parliamentary form of government has fallen short of delivering good governance
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Egregious ecological footprint of the super-rich
Governments could contend with inequality and climate change simultaneously
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The library network in Islamabad
In this era of hyperinflation, buying a new book has become a luxury
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Global politics and the erosion of democracy
Asking Pakistan to condemn Russia was not only hypocritical on part of Americans but also undemocratic for Pakistan
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Pak-Afghan relations — DI Khan attack and TTP
In Military realm, there is need to pursue steadfast policy of fighting terrorism
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Modi’s Hindu nationalist agenda and the conniving judiciary
Modi’s two objectives: acquire back so-called lost Hindu holy land and to alter Muslim majority demography of Kashmir
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Enslaved by the mind
We never realise that there is a vast realm of intelligence beyond our thinking
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World in 2024
Developing countries will face an economic blow in 2024
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Viewing Israel-Hamas conflict in a broader context
Pakistan intrinsically has ability to move ahead and keep pace with technological and scientific developments
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TTP, TTA and new round of proxy wars
Situation also demands concerted action plan by major regional players
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EU-China Summit: rhetoric, realities and the need for reciprocity
Echoes with rhetorical ideas such as EU showing deepest concern of alleged human rights violations in Xingjian,Tibet
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Reclaiming our agency
Underlying this idea of cashing in from whatever is the trend at moment is loss of human agency
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Moscow calling
Russian world view respects self-reliance and resilience
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Who is responsible for the killing fields of Gaza?
Continued killing in Gaza and West Bank constitutes failure of international community
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Why is blood pressure killing South Asians?
Genetics, obesity, blood sugar and hypertension are the most common causes of heart disease in Pakistan and India
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Impending Muslim genocide in Modi’s India
Ruthless RSS will get a free pass to declare India as Hindutva Republic
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Likulli maqāmin maqālun
Every word has two semantic layers: denotation and connotation
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The world Henry Kissinger leaves behind
Most scholarship about Kissinger is devoted to role he played in Vietnam
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Questioning strategic logic: US military support to Israel
End that any strategy seeks is driven by national interests
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Wanderer: the lost soul?
Wanderers often personify an inherent quest for creativity, self-discovery and a deeper understanding of world
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Asking more of ourselves
This is hard because somewhere at the back of my mind I’ve linked hustling with achievemen
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Pakistan’s pathway towards universal rights, freedom, equality and justice
Seventy-five years ago world came together to declare that human dignity, freedom and justice are universal
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Pakistan’s undocumented economy
Increasing public awareness about benefits of taxes can help reduce impact of informal economy on economic growth
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BRI and its flagship project CPEC
CPEC faces opposition from certain regional quarters
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Pakistan’s political twister
When General Musharraf took over, country’s liberals heaved a sigh of relief
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Electables versus selectables
Pakistan's electoral system is also inherently pro-rich and prone to easy manipulation
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Pakistan at the helm of UNESCO
The overriding objective of UNESCO is to help its member countries build educational, cultural and scientific systems
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Understanding our universe
The picture that comes out of these facts is one of an expanding universe
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A marriage to usurp women’s inheritance right
In this type of marriage, young girls are encouraged to commit themselves to the memorisation of the Quran
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What will happen if global warming targets are missed
The world is fast approaching the critical warming threshold
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Impact of recent conflicts, multipolarity and the US empire
China cannot match with US involvement around world, for past 75 years or so in organisations
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The wise among us
Pakistan has seen turbulent times and will continue to do, unless we see new, young, rejuvenated faces
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How Israel violates Western sovereignty
Israelis not only get to violate sovereignty of Western nations but they also have local leaders do it for them
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The peril haunting America
Populism, new neo-fascist threat, everywhere, share same emotional symbols vocabulary and ideologies
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Globalisation challenges: learning from the past
Political stability with smooth functioning of elected government is inevitable
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State’s tortious liability towards its citizens
Violation of Constitution by President, ECP & two Governors creates an impasse
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When hatred turns into rebellion
Today, Pakistan has been suffering from the same situation that Fanon has mentioned in his book
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What to expect from elections
What to expect from elections
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Pioneering community-led HIV/AIDS response across Pakistan
With an estimated 0.2 million people living with HIV urgent attention and strategic action are always required
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The conversations we need
The issue of poverty has to be owned by all of us
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‘Expertise’ or ideological hegemony?
Information — its production and dissemination — forms a core tenet of civilisational development
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Shrinking democratic space in Bangladesh
Sheikh Hasina has tried to silence political dissent
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Smog: the new unfortunate reality of Lahore
Replacing conventional fossil fuels in brick kiln sector should be a priority
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Youth’s concerns about America’s approach to the Muslim world
Management of conflict by Israel has hurt America’s global standing
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Pakistan’s tough choices
Pakistan inform Kabul regime through diplomatic channels that any future attacks would invoke a robust response
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Rethinking election strategies
18th Amendment has been an important milestone inmconstitutional history of Pakistan
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Mystical galaxy of diverse abilities and supportive constellations
Moon symbol of glamour, radiance, yet belittles for its inability to gleam independently
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Kissinger: what he meant for China and the world
I read work of Kissinger a lot and he helped me in making sense of world in which we live
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Bhittai and Sindh
There are a few to whom history owes lasting debt for gracing its annals with their presence