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The role of Islam in governance
Recent election in Turkey has focused the attention of the world on the role of Islam in governance
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Are humans emotional or rational?
Our opinions are often marred by cognitive biases
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SCO summit: Indian surprise
Move immediately raised questions as to why India avoided holding an in-person summit
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The making-breaking conundrum
Regardless of one’s stated/prescribed job description or social role, politics has become an object of mocker, pastime
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CSS MPT
Even if I miraculously qualify, the road ahead won’t be smooth either
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What goes around comes around
In the attack’s wake, we witnessed a ripple effect, causing turbulence within the PTI
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Malnutrition in Pakistan — urgent action needed
One concerning issue is the inadequate intake of essential micronutrients among Pakistani school children
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Monopoly on violence
A state must calibrate its actions with rational justification while exercising monopoly of control over violence
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The rich man’s failed revolution
Two elements are intriguing. This country’s elite. And this country’s liberal class.
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The fragility trap
Conflict is exacerbated by economic stress, and conflict in turn undermines economic growth
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Fudging GDP growth
Ultimate goal should be to keep it as far away from the political domain as possible
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Was/Is PTI an aberration?
Popular politics is a lot about sentiment
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SDG and climate change
In this context, collective action is required to address the problems associated with climate change
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The silence of the dogs
The street became noisy, messy, dangerous and ugly
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Predicting divorce
Can we truly foresee the demise of a marriage?
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Disruptive politics — love of people or lust for power
This crisis has raised important points
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Internal political lawfare
Political wings of parties are also active in election to lawyers’ associations all year around
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Pakistan must step back from its moment of insanity
To those readers whose stress levels may be rising after reading thus far, just one second
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A vandalised dream!
Scattered particles of hope and promise transformed my dream into a nightmare
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The impact of global rivalries
Plight of the people and the general state of their despair cannot be ignored anymore
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‘Bull’, rational discourse and democracy
Future of democracy hinges on consensus rather than further polarisation
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Imagination and memory
The need of the hour is accountability rather than conspiracy theories clouding citizen's judgments
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Reimagining Pakistan: need for a plausible roadmap
Without visionary leadership committed to Pakistan, the country cannot be transformed into a successful state
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Fundamental rights and 50 years of Constitution
No state authority has managed to implement the core of the Constitution in its true spirit
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South Asian politicians’ quest for absolute authority
BJP spokesperson Harish Khurana slammed the Delhi government over its claims
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Who will lead the new world?
One area where consensus among nations took time to develop was the conduct of international trade
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Three Pashto proverbs
US, after spending trillions of dollars and staying put for 20 years, finally left Afghanistan with humiliation
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I quit
My journey with smoking had an interesting beginning
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The contempt laws
Public’s assent and trust, even if misguided or manipulated, are often used to concentrate more power and resources
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It’s no more political righteousness, but Hobbesian Leviathan & economy
It seems that the people of Turkey will bring Erdogan back in power for yet another five-year term
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A stitch in time saves nine
While a big majority of the last flood survivors is still struggling, another flood disaster seems around the corner
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Why Pakistan is a failing democracy
Devolution is transfer of power from national to local level, a decentralised system that works more effectively
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Rethink the Ravi riverfront project
While ecological impacts of Ravi river project remain to be seen, its human cost is already becoming apparent
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China-Central Asia Summit versus G7 meet
This win-win cooperation, based on mutual benefit, is China’s version of the New World Order
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Is China’s development juggernaut gasping for breath?
Upward revision of the international trade growth forecast from 1.0% to 1.7% in 2023
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Sir Henry’s century
Too many variables result in too much anarchy
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Financial inclusion or confusion in Sahiwal
It seems that National Financial Inclusion Strategy (NFIS) launched by the State Bank in May 2015 is going nowhere.
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Our failure to bring forth good humans
Let us try to examine why the Pakistani society is failing to give birth to good and better humans
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Iqbal’s love for Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
This love has the ability to integrate man with the hidden secrets of the universe and beyond
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Transformative power of good governance
By creating stability, trust and confidence, good governance fosters an atmosphere favourable to economic growth
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Taliban strategy and collapse of ANDSF
The ubiquity of Taliban’s online propaganda successfully secured widespread surrenders
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Incentivising enmity toward Pakistan
Pakistan needs to realise what its priorities are; most importantly, it needs to rethink who the enemy or the ally is
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Why perception matters
Only smart statesmanship can keep our sinking ship afloat; sense should prevail
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Reclaiming the realm of politics
The working class must rise. Now.
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Can agriculture be a leading sector?
In the interim, could agriculture play a greater role?
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The G-20 meeting in Srinagar
These federal territories are being governed from Delhi
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Food fortification ecosystem
Poverty and undernutrition are locked in a vicious cycle of child morbidity and mortality
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The unjust new chapter
At the Lebanese-Syrian border, I have met men and women, boys and girls, who are displaced for no fault of theirs
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Pakistan’s judiciary: a new era
This is being politically manipulated and depicted as an alliance with Imran Khan and PTI
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When crisis is mismanaged…
Prevailing crisis too has the potential to lead to a civil war if not a martial law