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Afghanistan, inclusivity, human rights and TTP
For Taliban, transition from fighting and shadow authority to effectual governance is a huge evolution
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Challenges for tourism bonanza in Pakistan
Small, indecisive and incremental steps betray confusion, are reversible and yield no discernable benefits
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Footloose — tales from the True North
The rivulet that forms after glacial melt trickles to become streams has inviting sights, sounds and scenery
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Civilian control of the armed forces
Our political cadre — ironically — has always forced the military’s hand
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Policy pointers — Pakistan and the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
No country other than Pakistan is affected more by Afghanistan’s prosperity or turbulence
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Amnesty to Pakistani Taliban — birds and stones
TTP carries a lot of blood on their hands and touches a raw nerve running through Pakistan’s body politic
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The beauty of Swat and Malakand
Malakand/Swat can offer the world more, only if tourism is controlled, optimal and in sync with nature
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Afghanistan and the sad confusion of a superpower
The ‘benevolent empire’ is becoming history.
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The ‘now what’ of the Afghan National Army
Taliban would do well to mobilise ANA’s existing cadre, integrate elements that remained compliant with their strategy
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The why, how and ‘now what’ of the Afghan National Army
ANA had mixed — if not poor — reviews from US combat advisers and trainers on most important matrix of ‘will to fight'