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The dowry bill
The bill passed by the K-P Assembly to outlaw dowry is a landmark legislation in its scope and impact
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FATA — the long haul
There is no match at all between the justice system operating in Fata and that operating in K-P
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PSL Final: hopes, security concerns
PCB needs to understand cricket fans want international cricket but not at the cost of risking people’s lives
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United they stand
Zardari-Marwat meeting in Dubai last week was sufficient to spark reaction from three Bhutto scions acting in consort.
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FATA — an end to the wrangling
There has been virtually no change in the way the Fata have been governed and administered since Independence.
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Trump stays on-script
In a departure from the norm, Donald Trump in his first address as President to Congress stayed on-script
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Risky Lahore final
We are always told to stay positive and hope for the best
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The ECO summit
ECO moot in Islamabad is of particular significance for the hosts, Pakistan
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Weakness at the Centre
Military courts in Pakistan make a mockery of a badly broken justice system
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The ‘profiling’ furore
Fighting terrorism is never pretty, tidy or even fair, and omelets do not get made without eggs getting broken
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Economic cost of the AfPak tiff
The business community is suffering heavily because it is unable to complete transactions promised under pacts
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The Afghan agenda
As with so much that surrounds the relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan there is a pervasive opacity
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The turn of the screw
The turn of the screw in this new operation is also illustrative of the failure in part of Operation Zarb-e-Azb
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PSL final in Lahore
One might call it the dawn of a new era for cricket in the country
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Pakistan’s debt dilemma
The real problem for our economy is not just the size of our debt but the repayments to creditors
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An ominous development
The Presidency of Donald Trump is unlike any Presidency that has preceded it in virtually every way
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United we stand against terrorism?
China’s offer to extend support for operation Radd-ul-Fasaad last week must come with some level of clarity
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Looking for sense in censorship
Reasons highlighted in the CBFC preview of Raees were quite petty to begin with
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Karachi’s falling crime rate?
Report claims crime rates have dropped in other parts of Sindh as well
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Gas, safety and regulation
Bottled gas is entirely safe to use so long as appropriate safety precautions are observed
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PK-743 ‘standby’ passengers
It is too easy to get away with transgression of rules and laws in Pakistan
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The bomb that never was
The confusion that surrounded the explosion in Lahore on Thursday February 23 is beginning to clear
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Hindu marriage bill passed
Hindu marriage bill has been passed by the Senate and will soon become law
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Waiting for Panama
At bottom the PTI was unable to deliver a knockout blow to the PM
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An explosion in Lahore
The number of dead is reported as 8 or 9, the number of injured as 21 — or 35
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More dodgy dealings
The Panama Papers affair has set any number of financial hares a-running
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Drama envelops Supreme Court
PML-N politicians and journalists locked horns outside the Supreme Court on February 22
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Shahid Afridi resignation
We will see more of Lala in T20 leagues; however
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Papering Panama
The Panama Papers case seems to be trudging to a weary end
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The Charsadda attack
Attacks on a single target by multiple suicide bombers are relatively rare
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Enter the Rangers
Reports that the Rangers are to enter the battle against terrorism in Punjab must be treated with a degree of caution
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The Big Nothing
Military solutions to the problem of terrorism are never complete by themselves
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Karachi: PSL’s let-down team
On paper, Karachi have perhaps the best squad of any PSL side
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Terrorism is here to stay?
It is time to take the gloves off, take the wool from our eyes and face up to the most uncomfortable of truths
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Our reactive policies
Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has directed law-enforcement agencies to begin security audit of 86 shrines
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Friend in need
China has reiterated its resolve to help Pakistan in curbing the once again rising threat of terrorism
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Crackdown? What crackdown?
Are we to assume that this intelligence bloomed all of a sudden after the bombings of the last week?
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Afghan border shutdown
Minutes after news of the attack in Sehwan settled in, Torkham border was ordered to be closed for indefinite period
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The Sleep of Reason
Most of the dead will have been buried by the time these words are written
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Another day, another bomb
There are 72 confirmed dead and over 100 injured in the suicide bombing of the Sufi shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalander
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New wave of terror and AfPak ties
It seems a new batch of bombers are ready to wreak havoc on our cities and towns again
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The future of our orphans
Pakistan has always been unkind to its most vulnerable citizens
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Another day, another bomb
The illusion of Pakistan as a safer and more peaceable state has been blown into a bloody tapestry on walls
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New wave of terror and AfPak ties
Pakistan and Afghanistan need to remove mistrust from their relationship and work together with sincerity
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Reclaiming Schools in North Waziristan
Army has announced it will be retrieving 900 girls' school buildings in NWA agency
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PSL dilemma
In chasing the riches, sportsmen throw away their potential down the drain
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More terror
The most recent suicide attack took place in Peshawar on February 15
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New foreign secretary
Tehmina Janjua has been assigned the role of Pakistan’s new foreign secretary
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Lahore, Quetta — the bombers are back
Bombings in Quetta whilst not regular are less of a grim surprise than bombings in Lahore
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Visas, refusals and America
There is more to the refusal of the American visa to Senate Deputy Chairman Haidri than immediately meets the eye