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Realising the potential of our women
We celebrate the progress made in improving women’s inclusion and empowerment for inspiring women
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Women’s rights: an indigenous movement
Gender equality in the world of work is a sine qua non for sustainable development
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Time for course correction
Pakistani people crossed a psychological barrier with the holding of the PSL final
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Suffering from Appnesia
Appnesia is a term used to describe distraction by gadgets and app
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Regional Social Enterprise Diplomacy
Ashraf Ghani’s government has shown a paradigm shift in economic policy from its eastern border trade with Pakistan
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Communicating public interest in Pakistan
Justice and equality have a kind of symbiotic relationship
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Alternative Dispute Resolution: the Bill
Jirgas do not possess the concept of due process — there is only an oral hearing and verdict
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The inside story
Why are students so willing to get into trouble? Because there is no other forum today in India for resistance.
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Forecasting More Trump
Democrats are taking for granted that Trump will not win a second term, just like they assumed Hillary could not lose
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The real size of Pakistan’s gross domestic product
Pakistan is much richer than what it and the world believes it to be.
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Plight of the third
While we are quick to point out how great we are, we continue to mistreat the weak such as transgender persons
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Against all odds
Today nothing else matters... except the magic of cricket wrapped in the enchantment of a shared belief of commonness
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PSL: Unifying a divided nation
PSL is a reminder that our people can find memories, dreams and happiness in cricket
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Whatever happened to the Indian movies?
It would have been nice if the government had acted as a culture vulture instead of a political drudge and directors
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A new chapter in our Afghan policy?
Pakistan has done well in again reaching out to Kabul
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Good governance is the answer
We don’t need a counter-narrative to defeat terrorism
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Anti-dowry act
Pakistan has the highest number of dowry-linked deaths per 100,000 women
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The Anticipated Benefits of FATA Reforms
This piece is in response to Rustam Shah Mohmand’s article ‘The Unanticipated Perils of FATA Merger with K-P
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Economic Bullshit
Even if the Pakistani middle class is 84 million strong how much purchasing power does it really have?
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Pot calling the kettle black over the refugee issue
Besides recent generosity shown by Germany, all other European countries have been very stingy with accepting refugees
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Islamabad’s ECO Summit
A welcoming multilateral diplomatic milestone bolstering Pakistan's foreign policy sway.
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Deportation: cruel, unjust and inhuman
The deportation machinery is unlike the sort America has ever witnessed; it is extreme and frightening.
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Religious minorities in India
Minorities in India are facing existential threat, are not allowed to practise fundamental tenets of their religions.
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Running on empty
In large part it is down to an absence of moral authority and a failure of leadership
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Hard versus soft power
Niccolo Machiavelli says “it is more important to be feared than to be loved”
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What needs to be done in FATA
The growth of services sector instead of industries could save the crucial time available for developing Fata
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Local Industry and the CPEC Promise
Industrial cooperation is one area where Pakistan seems least prepared
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Stereo-typing Pashtoons
Those branding Pashtoons must remember; Osama bin Laden or Dr Al-Zawahiri or Abu Bakr Baghdadi are not Pashtoons
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Lessons from Panama Gate
In Pakistan its impact has been most profound
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From economic to behavioural corruption
We would vote for candidates because we would trust them to use their power for our interests
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Collective bargaining: ILO to help organise AJK trade unions
Federation’s Secretary General Zahoor Awan explains the importance of collective bargaining to the visiting delegates
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Telling the stories of science
Whether or not we like it, the burden lies on scientists to cast a spell on their audience
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Enormous investment coming our way
Pakistan is strategically located to become Asia’s premier trade, energy and transport corridor
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The paradox of education system in the US
The higher educational institutions of the US rank exceptionally high in international comparisons
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Rejoinder: no government in Sindh?
The CM despite non-clearance from the security agency rushed to the hospital just after landing at Sehwan at about 1am
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Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad: Pakistan’s Historic Calling
A moment to seize historic milestones
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Pakistan operating in statistical darkness
There's a need to develop a strong statistical base to get better knowledge of the state of society and economy
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The magnificent seven
How could these passengers board in the first place?
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Major dilemmas of countering terrorism
Recent terrorist incidents have brought Pakistan’s policy of countering terrorism in sharp focus
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Yesterday’s Lahore, a safer Lahore
Remembering the Lahore of the 90s makes me more sad than nostalgic
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Revival of political systems: can it ever happen?
Lal Krishna Advani changed Indian politics with the Ram Janmabhoomi movement
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Cost of failure
Were the gains of Operation Zarb-e-Azb not temporary?
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Panic and fear, but no need to address the nation?
Lawmakers need to be reminded that they are answerable to the people
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No story is worth your life
Media persons who cover violent events need to be aware of the risks to their life and limb
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The province in the lead on women’s empowerment
Pakistan is among the worst countries to live a life as a woman
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The world in turbulence
Recent cataclysmic events have plunged our world into much turbulence
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Refugee crisis: a divisive issue for Europe
Who knew the issue of refugees would cause divisions in the ‘Free World’?
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FATA reforms can’t wait
Political integration should happen politically, not through transitional development packages
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Another spate of terrorism
There is little doubt that these attacks originated from, and were controlled by, handlers from across our borders
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Tangible solution to ongoing political turmoil?
The core aim of Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad it appears is — eliminating residual and latent threat of terrorism