Opinion

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Bangladesh's foreign policy is gradually evolving, with a stated intention to engage with all regional countries

For 12 years the Modi-Shah-Doval nexus has left breadcrumbs mapping a creeping, hostile takeover of the republic

A political party belongs to its members, not to a family, financier, founder, collection of social-media celebrities

If we want students to treat education as transformation, we must make transformation worth more than the receipt

Can women achieve economic independence through skills alone when inequalities, misogyny stifle their progress?

Real understanding begins with the willingness not just to listen, but to truly hear one another

More than storage, we need to become smarter about how we measure, allocate and manage the water we have

Iran might burn, but then so will the GCC and the rest of the Middle East

Military exercise aimed at terrorism can carry a message far beyond the training ground

Why follow the rules if the rules cannot offer a fair chance?

Some nations have flawed ballots. Others are cursed to have flawed citizenry

Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa once again is in the eye of the storm

Economics seeks patterns in the behaviour of countless individual participants

Three initiatives, if successfully implemented, could become the lasting legacy of his government

Pakistan has two demographic gifts, a young workforce and a growing number of healthy older people

To what extent is this jargon aligned with the principles of jurisprudence?

Hyderabad was no minor state

NASA has pursued the second model for years under a simple idea

Japan prioritised educational development alongside economic reconstruction

Peace requires work, and that work often brings up uncomfortable facts, including our ignorance

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When a city's answer to extreme heat is a private purchase

Trump's willingness to engage Moscow can contribute to such an outcome

Pakistan is no exception

People and groups possess a righteousness of their own shade

Cook points to is a world in disorder, propped up by a new form of colonialism

Pakistan was expected to shrug, reasoning that ending statehood did not alter the disputed status

Imran Khan built much of PTI's political identity around challenging corruption, injustice and entrenched power

Karachi does not need a traffic police department

France's government points to the scale of the violence - with more than 150 officers injured

All this trade war has negatively affected Western and US industries

Pakistan increasingly confuses tax policy with revenue collection

Reducing hunger is possible if required political will exists to prioritize food security

Beijing's model has also lately changed

Agitational politics, whipping up youth sentiment, has its obvious pitfalls

Modi government needs distractions from high unemployment rates in India, corruption, rapes

People like Elon Musk need enormous government welfare in the form of subsidies for his companies

Afghanistan's opposition landscape is becoming more varied

Thomas Hobbes imagined a different world

Securing the delegation's participation, however, was not straightforward

We often cite that 28.2 million school-age children are out of school

Colonel TE Lawrence occupies a peculiar place in history

Peaceful protest is a democratic right, subject to reasonable restrictions prescribed by law