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The world according to the Zar-Naw brothers!
Realistic picture of the unprincipled, culturally-alien, oligarchic, ultra-status-quo reactionary political leadership
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Sweeping mines and sweeping statements
Online “friendships” with patients may also alter the patient-physician relationship
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Fighting the race to the bottom
The ideological fragmentation and myopia we see in our world today is perturbing
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Water conservation plans
That water is a critical resource for Pakistan and for all countries in the world is a well-understood fact
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Of human security
In the raging debate on national security and economy, the question of whose security is it anyway has been ignored
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Imran Khan and the debilitating economy
Positive criticism plays a pivotal part in any democratic dispensation
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A climate of disclosure
In this context ‘disclosure’ means the revealing of something that was hidden or secret
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‘Pure milk’ chase
Therefore, government officials have a mammoth task to phase out low-grade foodstuffs
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A political gamble at best
Like Sindh, Punjab’s love affair with dynastic rule is neither quite over nor about to change
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A labyrinthine mess
We can expect further costly and embarrassing arbitrations into the far future
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War by other means
We must remember that peace and order are not build on self-enforcing principles
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Vague law on corporate governance needs redrafting — II
One important provision is external audit under Section 32
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Quetta traffic problem
There is to be an e-challan system and tighter and timelier action taken against those violating traffic laws
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Healing the rift permanently
This ought to manifest itself in a display of deep and abiding respect for all state institutions
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Aggrieved Indian Muslims
Islam is second-largest religion in India with 189 million adherents making up 14.9 per cent of the population
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Dangerous delusions
Currently, Pakistan-US relations are at their lowest ever over the past 70 years
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Vague law on corporate governance needs redrafting
Regulation is a key instrument through which governments achieve their social and economic policy objectives
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Do more — season 5
Too many episodes of “do more” have happened
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Eco-friendly buses
For the better part of the last decade, the city has gone without the introduction of new buses
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Chips with everything
Pakistan is moving towards an increasing dependence on smart technologies
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Ghost riders in the sky
Government is going to pump a bailout package valued Rs13 billion into veins of the crippled monster PIA
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The grandma test
The list of scientists, in all disciplines, making their work reach broadly is long and continues to grow
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Mirpur setback
Another disturbing trend is the fast eroding ties between Mirpur and their UK-based relatives
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Trump’s trip to East Asia
The visit will take Trump to five East Asian countries — China, Japan, the Philippines, South Korea and Vietnam
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Rural development through ICTs
ICTs have played an instrumental role in making the world a global village since the 1990s
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Probe into NTS ‘leaks’
Pakistan requires a ubiquitously implemented merit-based system to allow children to succeed
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Misogyny at schools
Regarding pictorial images, the study says that almost 89% of pictures in the history books illustrated men
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For Kabul, Indo-Pak détente is key
The new US approach seeks greater and deeper cooperation with India while relegating Pakistan’s role
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More smoke and mirrors
America cannot carry on using Pakistan as both fig-leaf & whipping boy for its chronic serial failures in Afghanistan
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The future(s) of FATA
It appears that the matter has receded in importance
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A new era of cooperation for Central Asia
Central Asia is a dynamic and fast-changing region
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Military vs civilian economic performance
Yet another interesting debate on the jurisdiction and competency of Pindi vs Isloo boys has been initiated
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The Xi era and Pakistan
Continuity of the CPEC plan will be a clear advantage to Pakistan
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Toxic food
Muzaffargarh family of 17 falling deathly ill upon consuming suspicious food at lunch is flabbergasting
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A change in approach
There should be less focus on rote learning and more emphasis instead on developing the knowledge base
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Absent women voters — again
There is no immediately available figure for number of women that are registered voters in NA-4 constituency
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GSP+ status: are threats of withdrawal real?
Pakistan is the beneficiary of both the US’s GSP programme and the EU’s GSP+
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Morale della Storia
How can Pakistan survive with a corrupt dynastic political leadership on both sides? The moral of the story: it cannot
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The demise of multilateralism
The multiple conflicts and deprivations plaguing our world today demonstrate an evident crisis of multilateralism
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Uncloaking the invisible
Over the years, growth in involuntary disappearances has troubled each successive government in Pakistan
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Coal, power and Thar
Realistically this is unlikely to happen and the people of Thar are likely to be as poor tomorrow as they are today
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Disruptive encroachments
It is a highly despicable act to try to halt humanitarian work through illegal means
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National security and the NFC
The real impact can be seen by looking at the share of net federal revenues devoted to defence
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Shrinking political space for minorities
It is unacceptable to look at people through the narrow prism of religion, ethnicity or caste
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Kabul’s new preconditions
Petulance is increasingly becoming a fixture of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani’s politics
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Proper enforcement
Kasur’s child sex ring diverted significant attention to the child sex abuse problem
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QAU campus saga
The Quaid-e-Azam University administration has rusticated some of the students
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Modi climbdown
It was quite a climbdown for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to agree to hold negotiation
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Welcome legislation
Common sense finally prevailed on the issue of marriageable age for women
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Bounced by the Senate
Events have not gone in favour of Nawaz Sharif since the Panama Papers