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Goodbye to a son of the soil
Those who suspect minorities loyalty towards state, Cecil was an officer of PAF first & last, sympathetic to state.
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How to become a successful ‘rent-an-expert’
Being fair-skinned, having a couple of generals, senior bureaucrats, politicians on first-name basis works well.
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Questioning Bahawalpur’s historiography
The politics of Bahawalpur has gone way ahead for anyone to put the ‘geneie back into the bottle’ of its history.
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Empire by stealth
China an ‘empire by stealth’, grows by exploiting economic benefits proportional to politically weak Pakistan.
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Transition without transformation
Extreme sociopolitical crises result in extreme solutions that are akin to a shot of morphine giving immediate high.
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An incomplete dialogue
Khan's inspiration is not Wahhabism or Deobandism but closer to Sufi-spiritualism, and an unfinished conversation.
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A case for rethinking justice
Malik Ishaq, SSP can be prosecuted if judicial system had access to intelligence information while protecting sources.
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Why not free Qadri?
Religious radicalism is the only game in town; it is now time to think of ways to grapple with this new reality.
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Bringing change
Pakistan’s natural ‘strategic depth’ in terms of trade, economic activities is within the region, especially India.
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Analysis: What will Washington do next?
Both allies showing no indication of having done any calculation about how and when they intend to cap their hostility