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Psychology of targeting law enforcers
Terrorgroups have been involved in targeting law enforces for multiple reasons which overlap with their objectives
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The Madina of Imran Khan
The solution that so frustratingly escapes the talented economic experts was found by none other than Imran Khan
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Diaspora and higher education
Both academic diaspora and foreign scholars can play a constructive role in shaping society
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Dangerously short-sighted
The IMET programme was one of the more effective and durable bilateral linkages, fostering relations
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Khan’s image management and our problems
Khan’s emphasis on strengthening the various state institutions is a clear indication that he believes in the system
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Pakistan's top five
The five main challenges for Pakistan are population, poverty, education, health and our depleting natural resources
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Pakistan should follow Denmark’s example
The Denmark example and experience shows that a country dependent on agriculture can achieve First World standard
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Welcome to the hot seat, Mr Prime Minister
Imran has to reach out to Pakistan’s friends to inject much-needed dollars in the fast deteriorating economy
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What if there were Meesha Shafis before Meesha Shafi?
When women complain, they are asked to modify their life, rather than get a confirmation that they were wronged
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Dawn of a new era or more of the same?
Pakistan needs to regain its respect and place in the community of nations
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Lessons for PML-N
Rigging or no rigging, the PML-N’s election campaign was flawed and the basics were not right
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Challenges before Kaptaan
Imran's life history, record, political struggle and social work shows, he is a fighter to the end
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Well-nourished generations
Naya Pakistan should encompass an improvement in the quality of maternal and neonatal health
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Dhaka road rage
Times are changing, and politicians in our part of the world need to part ways from traditional style of politics
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The growing roar of rigging
The game is the same, but the players have swapped roles
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Unabating violence in Balochistan
The ethnic-based conflict in Balochistan has kept the province volatile
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Imran Khan, the Patriot
This image would certainly help Imran to pursue his foreign policy towards India
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Crying for Karachi
Karachi pays the lion’s share of the country’s tax revenues and yet a trickle of what is collected is given back
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Imran Khan’s political rise: The context
The Turkish, Bangladeshi and Egyptian examples have many lessons for Imran Khan as he begins to run Pakistan
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Gilgit glaciers
Prudence needs to prevail now in terms of disaster management
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Elections and democracy
History suggests that our elections have failed to produce strong governments and sovereign parliaments
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Why polls won’t change Pakistan
The post-election scenario does not look that hunky dory unless we address some fundamental questions
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Terror is what terror does!
The fault lies not in the stars but in the rapaciousness of man
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Remembering Razia
The media should continue to strive for telling the truth, irrespective of who is in power
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Leading up to the 2018 elections
Pakistanis set to vote in their 12th general elections
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The voters’ rage
Nothing or very little has improved during the ten years of PPP and the PML-N rule
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On the back foot
Despite spending nearly 90 days in lobbying at UNHRC, Bhutan and Mauritius testified in New Delhi’s favour
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Misplaced goals
Pakistan is poised to be one of the topmost countries impacted by global warming
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The flight of capital
In the financial year 2016-17, the considerable sum of $15.253 billion was transferred out of the country
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The long shot for peace
Yhe Afghan policy under Trump has become more aggressive with its heavy reliance on aerial power
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Political dynasties and democracy
Political parties’ organisational structure is the main reason for the survival of families
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Six days to safety
If the PML-N can hold on to its core in north and central Punjab, it can aim for 60 seats from Punjab
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Dual nationals and the election
If Pakistan is ever to break the process of elective feudalism ECP is going to have to exercise full force of the law
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Peshawar power cuts
Acute shortfalls in electricity are routine in all provinces, barring the areas where VIPs live
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Compliance is key
So far neither the interim premier nor members of his cabinet have submitted the statements of their assets to the ECP
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Trump rant
Trump’s parting words at the Quebec summit were full of warning
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Peacekeepers honoured
Our soldiers and policemen while donning the uniform of peacekeepers have left a legacy of endurance and peace
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A decent goal this Eid
There is significant improvement to be made at the macroscopic level insofar as economic equality is concerned
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Cause for concern
The ‘simplified’ nomination forms were a rat quickly smelled by the ECP
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Rohingya rapes and resultant births
The timeline strongly suggests that rape was unleashed on the Rohingyas as a weapon of war
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Sabika Sheikh
The State of Texas has some of the most lax gun laws in the entire US
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Muddy waters
The KHEP project is the subject of an ongoing dispute between India and Pakistan
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Storms in India
Unfortunately, India’s rapid development has come at a price
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High inflation era beckons
Inflationary pressures have made themselves apparent ahead of the implementation of budgetary measures
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Strategy gone wrong
The new candidate may possibly join any of the two parties that backed him
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Some tinkering is in order
Foul play during the election has tarnished the upper house’s status as a watchdog
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Empowering the Senate
The outgoing chief has earned a good review from the Free and Fair Election Network
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A normal nuclear United States
FEMA can also be hacked and wrongly reverted to order the launch of a nuclear strike on the wrong country
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Science is booming in our neighbourhood!
Pakistan needs to incentivise Pakistani scientists working abroad to serve even part-time in the country
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CPEC: western route and Balochistan
The LTP clearly mentions construction and development of DI Khan-Quetta-Sohrab-Gwadar road