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Smoke and Mirrors
Clearly, colonel's intent was to micro-manage debate on Hazaras for the “sin” of being an ethnic, religious minority.
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The end of Pak Tea House
When we talk of the Pak Tea House, it is about the intellectual depth of the city.
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Contextualising militancy in Punjab
Political parties are happy to go along and do seat adjustment because of their inability to challenge Zia’s children.
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Pakistan’s ‘strategic’ backwaters
No one wants to deal with the law and order problem but the Balochistan’s natural resources are just another matter.
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Extremism post-2014
With an alternative narrative on national security, politics or religion absent, extremism will have a vibrant future.
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The future of the Pakistan Peoples Party
In its bid to survive the establishment’s onslaught the party has become very centralised over the past few decades.
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Civil-military relations and the Qadri drama
Army has evolved into a parent-guardian type with options to jump in directly, or bring change through partners.
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Analysis: Violence against Hazaras in Balochistan
Hazaras have been a target for terrorists that want to eliminate them for political, religious-ideological reasons.
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More than a pound of flesh
Extortive moneylending system is run by rural and urban middle class, lending to those who can be chased and coerced.
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A closer look at Tahirul Qadri’s thesis
What Qadri condemns as terrorism and Azhar applauds as jihad is actually an undecided debate in Islam.