TODAY’S PAPER | July 17, 2026 | EPAPER

OPINION

The architecture of inequality

Syed Mohammad Ali | Updated 11 hours ago |

Findings reveal a striking concentration of income and wealth

Middle East's new security paradigm

Despite negative reactions in the Arab/Muslim world for lack of progress on the core issue of Palestine

Greater Israel, an unfinished war and Pakistan's balancing act

International relations theory has a reasonably settled answer to why this keeps happening

  • A vote against Israel

    American legislators are becoming increasingly introspective, keeping a close eye on the upcoming midterm primaries

  • The SAARC question

    India, like the rest of Saarc, is dealing with several problems

  • Educational laws, ignored

    Private schools are supposed to reserve at least 10% of their total seats for underprivileged students

  • Taxing retailers

    Traders should take this as a bonanza offer to become part of the formal economy

  • Global shift

    Profit-taking in capitalism has no upper-limit, nor is there any moral code that it won't breach in this pursuit

  • Déjà vu

    Terrorism is akin to softening the battlefield before a full-on assault in the shape of an insurgency

  • The architecture of inequality

    Findings reveal a striking concentration of income and wealth

  • A data policy without a spine

    Pakistan's policy has no equivalent, and it does not pretend otherwise

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