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Rule of law and the FIA
FIA is advised not to play a game which is not in accordance with law and adhere to the law than to the rule of man
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Is Pakistan’s politics on the right course?
We as citizens have every right to ask some basic questions from our political leaders and heads of political parties
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Rainwater management in Karachi
Karachi is a megacity and needs strategic rainwater management planning based on collective wisdom
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Mother and child health
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Gueterres has rightly said no woman and child should be allowed to die
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Trump’s foreign policy
Diplomacy is an art
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Agreement with IPPs
In the past, some would argue that this is because the major defaulters are in positions of power
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Covid-19: a game changer
Covid-19: a game changer
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Understanding economic policy in Pakistan
Well-informed, dynamic economic policy discourse is the need of the hour
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Is solar power the right choice for Pakistan?
Costs of solar energy production and plant maintenance quite high
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Investing in Pakistan: what are the issues?
Board of Investment needs to step up efforts to exploit opportunities which country offers
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Kick-starting economy a challenge for Pakistan
Govt trying to resume IMF programme; lender may ask for fiscal adjustment
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The have-nots, know-nots and left-behinds
Karachi is a classic example of such choking of the political system
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Karachi: The story of a city
The existing local government is a sham. There is no political responsibility. That is how cities die.
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Covid-19 and the job market
What will these tens of thousands of university graduates do in terms of finding employment?
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Celebratory fire
Authorities need to get ever more vigilant on such joyous occasions
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Students in anguish
It is essential that they provide the students with the opportunity to appeal individually against unfair grading
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Contest for supremacy
China and the US must remain cognizant of red lines
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After the vaccine
That said it would be unfair to blame the entire phenomenon on ‘ill-informed masses’
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Burn after reading
The safest option, therefore, remains to treat confidential information as confidential, and burn after reading
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Pakistan at 73
Pakistan is old enough to have learnt its lessons.
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AI: when too much memory is bad for learning
Overabundant capacity to store information results in higher propensity to memorise which reduces machine intelligence
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Ayodhya Ram Mandir a test case for Indian secularism
Ram temple is a serious test case for the so-called Indian democracy and secularism because of three main reasons
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Our unbridled population growth rate
Our unsustainable population growth has rightly been described as a ticking time bomb
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Priorities lost
Evidently, this was not a onetime statement, but a well thought-out strategy
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Karachi: flood management and governance
We have all kinds of laws but implementation is missing, hence this mess
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Boosting national resolve
Pakistan has to also balance its relations with Iran, even if the tilt remains toward Saudi Arabia
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No end to Muslim suffering in Modi’s India
World cannot be complicit to seeds of bigotry that have been sowed by BJP and ignore the plight of Indian Muslims
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Local govt corruption
Corruption in local councils and municipal bodies has long been rife. It needs to be curbed.
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Chaman blast
Frequency with which terrorists incidents have been happening in Balochistan can be viewed in the context of CPEC
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Rains and floods
Sindh and the country’s commercial capital of Karachi go underwater every time it rains
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What was once ‘Paris du Moyen Orient’
Beirut explosion was sheer incompetence by a corrupt and broken state
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Governor rule?
Even today, the PPP is not ready to empower the local government, particularly in Karachi
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Turkey and Pakistan: Political progress in non-Arab Muslim world
Erdogan in Turkey and Imran in Pakistan broke tradition of political dynasties
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Illegal annexation day
Perhaps the next six months would provide insights into how the evolving dynamics play out
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Violence against women
Violence against women continues to grow in Pakistan
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A declining nation
Unfortunately, US suffers from a bigger crisis than the pandemic — the crisis of leadership.
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Deforestation alert!
150 major weather events have been reported across Pakistan from 1998 to 2018
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Time to revisit the Kashmir strategy
Kashmir is not a static issue anymore
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Pakistan's low productivity and the way out
Market economy is most-effective option for enhancing productivity
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From trade war to cold war
Battle over technological advancement accelerating this transition
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Long-term priorities of economy
If Pakistan attracts huge FDI, then BOP deficit may be cut drastically
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Pakistan's digital infrastructure must get better
Optic fibre cables should be laid as these have high data-carrying capacity
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All of God’s creatures
Case of lions death has highlighted the abject regard we have for animals, especially the exotic kind
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Police ‘misuse’ of power
The police kill people who want to break the law and also when they themselves want to break the law
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Historic ties
Nothing should annoy a friend like Saudi Arabia with which our bilateral ties spans our entire existence as a nation
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Kashmir not a theatre for Modi to star forever
A time would come that the true reality in Kashmir will also hit Modi’s India and Modi himself
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The folly of the rhetoric
Smart policy opens space, options and choices; India’s has pushed it in a blind alley
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Covid success and Imran’s resurrected political capital
For the non-believers out there, the data is now irrefutably clear
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Women development — need of the hour
Progress for women is extremely important for a developing country like Pakistan
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Heritage sites
There are many colonial-era heritage buildings in Karachi and most of them are in a neglected state