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Either by a hawk or a dove
Both sides could use the biometric verification system to avoid any untoward incidents
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OBOR: road towards shared prosperity
The ancient Silk Roads played a central role in ensuring prosperity of the peoples across region
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Afghanistan’s multiple challenges
Successes of the Taliban in Afghanistan will give a huge boost to the TTP
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An end and a beginning
Villages are depopulating and efforts to rejuvenate them have come too late
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Assessing Pakistan’s foreign policy
Pakistan’s foreign policy has always been ideology-specific
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CPEC: a game changer but for whom?
According to experts, Pakistan will start the payback of the CPEC loan after 2020 and it will be a significant amount
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Pakistan at the ICJ
Pakistan has a better chance of persuading the ICJ that the Indian claim is not admissible for two main reasons
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Empowering transgender citizens
Ending transphobia requires big decisions such as legislation and court rulings, media policies & religious dialogues
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Together we’re cutting climate and disaster risks
Our continent will be immune if we don’t take responsibility and seize the opportunity to act today
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Underperforming on most social development indicators
These poor social indicators will haunt Pakistan for decades to come
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Training civil servants
There is a need to rethink the civil service training regime
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Ode to a better future
The cracks in the system are visible and hopefully irreversible
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Anwar Mooraj: The gentleman journalist
We will miss you Mr Mooraj and your writings
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Immigration, Islam and the West
The political systems in the West, as well as the Islamic world, are in a state of flux
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Gujarat not famous for its soldiers
Gujaratis need not feel ashamed of the lack of this martial tradition
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Pakistani-American professor wins 'teacher of the year' award
I am so delighted that Ahmed has now received this award which celebrates his remarkable attributes as a great scholar
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The French Connection of 2017
The big rock in front of Macron is now to win enough seats in parliament
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Honouring mothers or capitalism?
Can’t we do something for our mothers without spending money?
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The original sin
Civil-military divide may have been bridged for now, but in the larger scheme of things, we are worse off than before
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In your face, America!
Trump, too, is terrified of reporters who expose his daily tranche of lies and fabrications on their front pages
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Limiting government tenure
It doesn’t make sense why the elected governments require a five-year tenure to deliver results?
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China’s case for India joining CPEC
Liu Jinsong says China has no intention to interfere in the disputes between India and its neighbours
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Walking the tightrope on Saudi-led alliance, Iran
How General Raheel’s appointment will impact Pakistan’s ambitions of balancing dual engagement with the Gulf states?
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Balancing civil-military relations
Pakistan requires greater cooperative interaction between the civil and the military leaderships
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The myth and role of the ‘electable’
The lotas of yesteryear managed to become the ‘electables’ of today
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Lessons from the glorious scientific past
The more they delay, the more they will struggle to catch up
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The impact of startups
We also need to evolve as organisations
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No smooth sailing for Macron
Macron’s message of hope and reform-centric policy agenda did win him the presidential race
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Power from the provinces
Merely putting more power into the wires as the government is striving to do may not be a solution
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The Indian threat is real
Both neighbours should be included in NSG criteria based
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The atrophy of political ethics
Nobody has resigned yet, nobody directly involved on any side has been sacked
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Remembering Mashal Khan
Any number of security measures will be futile or partly successful as long as the mindset continues being nourished
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The emperor’s new clothes
Sharifs' defence was so unbelievable that all five judges were not satisfied with the explanations
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Countering radicalism and terrorism
Problem of extremism and terrorism in Pakistan has also been due to denial to the individual its basic rights
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Building the capacity of lawyers
Focus of such workshops is practical training of lawyers which bodes well for Pakistan
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Reframing relations with neighbours
Pakistan’s internal contradictions are reflected in our external policies
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Our greatest captain — Imran or Misbah?
Imran had a remarkable flair for risk taking with aggression and sublime confidence
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Well-rounded education
Are we doing justice to our future, or are we trying to create an overspecialised workforce?
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Letting off steam
In these days of press freedom, the media has a duty to play a positive role
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Border incursion: retaining the option of fighting back
If India was not playing the role of a spoiler, would we ever have an Afghanistan that would dodge Pakistan’s offers
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The face of women’s strength in Pakistan
Yet in Pakistan what matters is what physical harm was actually done, what the backstory is
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Pakistan’s solution to the energy crisis
The share of domestic consumption in Pakistan is much greater than in most countries
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How not to fight Chikungunya
The bigger issue isn’t Chikungunya. It is vision and a will to rise to the challenge.
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Motorway police — service over safety
The NH&MP has launched a threeyear road safety plan
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The bystander effect
The audience has been programmed to expect such footage and indulge in sadistic voyeurism
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Lessons to learn from Nepal, Sri Lanka
Does the difference come essentially from religion?
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Red carpet for the ‘Butcher of Kabul’!
Hekmatyar’s return brought back bitter memories for the residents of the city who he had tormented for 4 long years
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Storm in the Twitteratti world
In response to Maryam’s tweets they sent tweets showing her passports and pictures, etc
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The original sin
Corrupt are visible to the naked eye, but not to the law
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Let us talk economics
Let's get Iranian gas pipeline completed and let Tehran talk to India for extending it beyond our borders towards east














































