Islamabad Literature Festival
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Experts debate possibilities of AI in education
Day 2 sees discourse on politics, media and film screening
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Islamabad Literature Festival kicks off today
Adhering to its tradition of celebrating Urdu poetry, event includes a grand Mushaira and Ghazal night
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Crime fiction — Murder between the lines
Writers talk explain they want their readers to decide the resolution of their mysteries
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Should civilians or military have control of nukes?
Audience takes on author over his idea of keeping final authority with the president
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No country for common folk
Fifth edition of annual festival kicks off
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‘Persistent talks’: Zehra says Pakistan is paying for its own bad decisions
Naseem Zehra said Afghanistan’s stability is not only important for us, but is essential for the region’s stability
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Springtime voices: ‘Partition led to violence’
Speakers say Jinnah, Gandhi’s visions of Pakistan, India ruined by the violence surrounding births
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Private galleries filling in govt’s shoes
Panellists stress galleries in Islamabad most affect by SC’s orders
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Vital linkages: Regional connectivity vital to strengthening economies
Khar opined that international donors should reserve at least $1 billion for the regional connectivity projects
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‘Laws don’t cause divorce, domestic violence does’
Speakers on right and left debate women protection laws
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Experts deplore discrimination against minorities
Call for ensuring religious freedoms of all groups, reforming constitution
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‘Softening the hard country’: Lieven, Khar cautiously optimistic of the future
Discuss way forward in light of current geo-political landscape
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Springtime voices: Poets on ‘forced feminism’, impact of terrorism
Session showcases works of Pakistan’s English-language poets
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‘Language needs to keep pace with times’
Nigah read a number of her poems including Hawwa Ki Beti, Daaku, Bhejo Nabi Ji Rehmatien and Mein Bach Gaye Maan
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Learning from past: ‘Pakistan’s foreign policy only isolates itself’
Ahmed Rashid, Riaz Khokhar discuss what Pakistan can learn from Middle East chaos
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‘Literature the soul of Pakistan, a source of guidance’
Speakers delve into issues of country’s international standing and internal class divide















