Pakistan
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Analysis
Politics: Who Is the Real Victor?
This nation is tired of vapid words and fallacious slogans, futile political and administrative experiments. Its past does not offer…
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Literature
The Old Man Called Pakistan
I was not born so that one person could rule over another. I was not created for the benefit of…
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Analysis
Pakistan: The One-Unit Experiment-2
The failure to ensure constitutional governance, political representation and economic and financial justice among federating units can transform accumulated grievances…
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Analysis
Pakistan: The One-Unit Experiment
People from Punjab suffered alongside other Pakistanis, but the mistakes of the dominant Punjabi establishment during One-Unit created a perception…
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Blogs
The Many Faces of Bureaucracy
Reflecting on my work across Pakistan, Sudan, and Iraq, I’ve seen how “bureaucracy” transforms from a wall of red tape…
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Point of View
Respect Sindh, Strengthen Pakistan
No more provinces – Pakistan needs devolution, Equal Rights and Justice, not the New Borders People who migrated to Sindh…
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Human Rights
A Survivor’s Unheard Voice
Addressing the systemic crisis of gender-based and child sexual violence in Pakistan through the poignant voice of a young survivor.…
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Artificial Intelligence
AI Is Here: Are We Ready For It?
The transformation is already underway. Our education, banking, businesses, jobs and daily lives will be reshaped and we have very…
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Point of View
Restructuring Governance From Below
Pakistan’s central challenge is balancing rapid population growth with constrained resources through a decentralized, responsive framework that delivers essential public…
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Anthropology
British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-7
The first aerodromes appeared during the early twentieth century, initially for military aviation, postal services and imperial communications. During the…
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