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Sorting out Karachi’s troubles
One must not allow any group to run Karachi as an exclusive domain or allow it to be carved into mini ethnic-states.
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Negotiating the endgame
Whom Kabul negotiates with, on what terms, with what objectives will greatly influence its own post-war development.
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Jinnah’s vision of Pakistan
In a nutshell, Jinnah wanted citizenship not religion as the founding principle of the new state.
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Playing the new provinces card
Weaker parties are going to play the new province card as they feel it is likely to attract a great deal of voters.
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Using the ‘NA-is-sovereign’ excuse
All governments have justified their misuse of executive authority under the defence that parliament is sovereign.
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The land where people don’t matter
We continue to give them power to lead us to chaos, disorder and maybe an impending collapse.
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Kaptaan, the country’s most popular leader
How Imran Khan will convert his popularity into a political advantage in the next elections. My gut feeling is he will
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A big power shift
The structure of federalism has irreversibly changed, but taking new roots may take longer.
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Talking to the Taliban
It has taken 10 years for the Taliban and the US to acknowledge that they cannot defeat the other party.
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Shackled by populism
In their bid to cling on to power, ruling parties formulate policies which are popular rather than practical.