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Mental health reforms: Is banning PUBG enough?
We already avoided being left in the lurch by tech giants in the start of the year
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Unpacking the PIA fiasco
Ghulam Sarwar Khan’s statements proved to be a suicidal attack on his own ministry
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Breaking down the budget
To protect the local industries, taxes have been increased on those imported items which are being produced locally
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The failures of the Supreme Court during the lockdown
We see an unconstitutional trend being set by the very institution which exists as the guardian of the constitution
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The politicisation of the Ahmadi issue – Part 2
At the end, I will say one thing, one can vehemently disagree with Ahmadi beliefs without hating or persecuting them
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The politicisation of the Ahmadi issue – Part 1
Jinnah appointed Sir Zafarullah as foreign minister, indicating that he considered a person’s faith a personal...
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Imran Khan’s gamble: Is ending the lockdown the right move?
On a day that saw record deaths from Covid-19, one is left with the acute sense that Khan’s gamble is bound to fail
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What will be the cost of PTI's indecisiveness during Covid-19?
Whatever the government decides should be done with clarity of thought and implemented diligently
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Can Pakistan’s economy endure the ramifications of COVID-19?
Given the severity of the potential economic fallout, Pakistan requires measures which provide social safety-nets
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Judicial activism during a pandemic will not help Pakistan
The Supreme Court should avoid considering the removal of one of the generals leading Pakistan’s COVID-19 fight
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