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SLOWLY but surely, the signs of a global political and cultural realignment are becoming apparent. Several commentators trace the origins of this...
THE letter written by six judges of the Islamabad High Court (IHC) detailing interference in judicial work by intelligence agencies is an important...
WHILE service delivery in Pakistan has rarely been carried out with the explicit intention of pro-poor redistribution, no domain exemplifies this...
IN normal circumstances, a party leading the coalition at the centre and possessing a majority in the largest province of the country would not invite...
IT is pointless to pontificate on most of the voting numbers from this election, given the large discrepancies being reported. Make-believe Form-47s...
RECENT conversations about the upcoming election with university students reflect various degrees of disillusionment and despondency. For many, voting...
THE Supreme Court’s decision stripping PTI of its electoral symbol casts another shadow on an already compromised pre-election phase. It undermines...
LARGE parts of Pakistan are currently engulfed by toxic air, amounting to nothing short of a public health catastrophe. The onset of ‘smog...
PAKISTAN’S official position on the Palestinian struggle has been relatively consistent since 1948. Despite occasional recent murmurs about a...
LAST week, on these pages, Khurram Husain published an insightful and timely piece on Nawaz Sharif’s return and its implications for the management...
THE news cycle is dominated by the escalation of violence in south Israel and Gaza. It should be labelled an escalation, rather than an eruption,...
NAWAZ Sharif was ousted from the Prime Minister’s Office by a dubious Supreme Court decision on July 28, 2017. He left the country on Nov 19, 2019....
IN the past two decades that the country has been in the midst of various economic and service delivery crises, nearly all solutions proposed by...
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