Justice on the brink
Eyes of the nation are thus fixed on superior judiciary as to how they are going to act against undue interference
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Pakistan’s economic and political challenges
Talat Masood | Updated 19 hours agoEqually worrisome is that most of our political leadership is mired in a paralysing fight amongst each other
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Liberal democracy and the zeitgeists
Muhammad Wajahat Sultan | Updated 19 hours agoAutocratic progress, populist political institutionalisation have made scholars believe liberal democracy is declining
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Perils of autonomous weapons
Waqar Hassan | Updated 19 hours agoThe cost-effectiveness of autonomous weapons in warfare could save billions of dollars
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Kandhkot gas reserves have depleted but not the dakus
Haroon Rashid Siddiqi | Updated Apr 30, 2024Reko Diq copper and gold mine is one such project that can attract a risk taking investor
Can the foreign aid bill salvage America’s global leadership?
Dr Moonis Ahmar | Updated Apr 30, 2024The US, emerging as a major power since the end of WWII, embarked on the policy of granting foreign aid
The protest questions
Muhammad Hamid Zaman | Updated Apr 30, 2024The core issue is not simply the war in Gaza, but something much deeper
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Updated 19 hours agoSaudi succour
Picking the threads together, it is hoped that the distracted economy will soon be back on the tracks
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Updated 19 hours ago
Polio campaigns
Religious and community leaders should also be included in dispelling myths about vaccination
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Updated Apr 30, 2024
Talk it out
While the PTI and the Establishment are at odds over a number of policy issues
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Justice on the brink
Dr Syed Akhtar Ali Shah | Updated 19 hours agoEyes of the nation are thus fixed on superior judiciary as to how they are going to act against undue interference
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Pakistan’s economic and political challenges
Talat Masood | Updated 19 hours agoEqually worrisome is that most of our political leadership is mired in a paralysing fight amongst each other
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Liberal democracy and the zeitgeists
Muhammad Wajahat Sultan | Updated 19 hours agoAutocratic progress, populist political institutionalisation have made scholars believe liberal democracy is declining
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Perils of autonomous weapons
Waqar Hassan | Updated 19 hours agoThe cost-effectiveness of autonomous weapons in warfare could save billions of dollars
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Kandhkot gas reserves have depleted but not the dakus
Haroon Rashid Siddiqi | Updated Apr 30, 2024Reko Diq copper and gold mine is one such project that can attract a risk taking investor
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Can the foreign aid bill salvage America’s global leadership?
Dr Moonis Ahmar | Updated Apr 30, 2024The US, emerging as a major power since the end of WWII, embarked on the policy of granting foreign aid
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The protest questions
Muhammad Hamid Zaman | Updated Apr 30, 2024The core issue is not simply the war in Gaza, but something much deeper
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Dowry deprives daughters of marriage
Saira Samo | Updated Apr 30, 2024This is associated with the sunnah and linked to religious rituals, but finds no mention in the fiqh books
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