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Can we do taxes better?
How can we do taxes better if no one listens?
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My Feudal Lord & Frozen Whispers: Local government reforms and the elite lot
Realising the idea of local governance reforms may seem pretty easy on paper. But it is as difficult in practice.
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Our quarantine centres
We are certainly not caught off-guard. We knew it was coming.
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AIDS ‘cure’
The treatment was only done as a “last resort” because of the deadly blood cancer.
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Utilisation of funds
When the year nears its close, there is a sudden spurt in spending.
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Kidney transplantation: cultural and legal challenges
Each organ in a human body deserves care and timely intervention to lessen the negative fallout of a disease.
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The eclipse of shining India
Straight talk is what we need rather than escapism in loops
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Doctrine of Enduring Freedom
It will always be up to the US to decree what is terrorism and who is a terrorist.
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Taliban have triumphed
Whether it’s the battlefield, talks or ideology, the Taliban win everywhere
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Why she marches
Tangible action invariably will not be taken against the men that literally assaulted women in broad daylight
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Transparency in petroleum prices
High interest rates and heavy currency devaluation has already taken its toll.
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Terror bites the dust
The price of freedom is eternal vigilance!
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Demographic potential
There is, thus, the need for us to first work on data collection.
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SEZs: chasing success or failure?
A lot needs to be fixed when it comes to Special Economic Zones in Pakistan
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Choosing our society
Let us start with a simple thought experiment.
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The spoilers
In what appears to be a chain reaction to Ghani’s decision, the Taliban increased attacks on Afghan security forces.
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Battle of the bulge
It’s a disease we usually invite through our lifestyle and casual approach.
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Fighting a mid-life crisis
The only thing I don’t know: whether this self-awareness is coming 30 years too late or 30 years too early
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Will Afghan peace deal survive?
There will certainly be spoilers present in and outside Afghanistan
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Justice for Aziz Memon
Family, journalist community reject both claims of Sindh govt that he died a natural death and faced no death threat
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Is this the end of violence in Afghanistan?
What had America achieved in its more than 18-years stay in Afghanistan?
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Impact of privatisation on public welfare in Pakistan
Privatisation is short-term solution with long-term negative implications
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Reforms: PTI’s role in uplifting agriculture sector
PTI govt confident it can improve quality of farm inputs, increase crop diversification
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Coronavirus challenge and Pakistan’s exports
Country can benefit from fall in trade between China and the US in textile products
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Mobile phones - not just manufacture, also export
Cellphone manufacturing policy must target exports, not just domestic market
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Digital payments - more than just a trend
Lack of resources, illiteracy keeping most people away from cashless system of payments
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To end AIDS, we must end inequality
There is no other way
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Delhi, sobs of a Muslim child
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Death of a cop
Enemy forces could send a lookalike of a celebrity into government establishments
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Respecting differences
Healthy discourse is important for any society to move forward and people need to understand intellectual humility
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Effervescent lessons
This is the second time in two months that a gas leak has had its toll on people
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Fending for ourselves
Our TV studios have become our ‘mini parliaments'
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The Afghan peace agreement
What if things head really south?
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The gender power gap
Everywhere, women are worse off than men — simply because they are women
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Gender parity and Pakistan
There is no magic bullet which will fix everything overnight
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Pakistan’s economy and FATF: an explainer
There is growing realisation that the way forward is through unsubsidised renewable energy
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Development spending for disease prevention
Health inequality is borne of a poorly orchestrated socio-economic policy
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The Taliban are breaking bad
Wars come to an end with peace agreements but not with peace
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Hard times for poultry sector
Country’s poultry sector is severely affected due to which nearly half of the industry is on the brink of bankruptcy
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Fall in inflation
In the last one month alone, there has been a fall of 2.2% in the inflation figure
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Hurdles to peace
Thirst for power and relevance could make Ghani into a significant spoiler for the Afghan people
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Neither peace nor war
Essentially, the US has left the future of Afghanistan, its governance and political setup in the hands of the Taliban
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‘A Tribute to Quaid-i-Azam’ - 80 years of Pakistan Resolution
Quaid always stood for the rights of minorities, ensured that these be enshrined in the Constitution of Pakistan
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Reimagining Islamabad: the knowledge capital
There are a number of things that authorities need to do to make Islamabad a knowledge city
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We need the Aurat March
Women are marching on the 8th because the numbers don’t lie
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The confusion around civil service reforms
What do these reforms entail?
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Epidemics and ethics
Let us not let the virus drive a bigger wedge between the haves and have-nots
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Karachi water woes
Judicious use of water is the only option.
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Income generation
Measures should also be taken to ensure that the assets are not squandered.
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Malaysian politics
Unfortunately for Malaysia, the Pakatan Harapan coalition was dogged by political infighting.