#Politics
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Analysis
Observations of an Expat: Court with a Backbone
It has been a bad week for President Donald J. Trump. He was overwhelmingly trounced in every election held this…
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Point of View
Power Struggle, Not People’s Cause
Real change will not come through amendments, speeches, or court decisions. It will come only when authority shifts from drawing…
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Point of View
Sindh: Robbed by its own Guardians
Absolute power should never mean absolute privilege; it must mean absolute responsibility. Sindh, the land of Shah Latif’s wisdom and…
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Blogs
Balance in Life Matters Most
From personal life to politics, from nature to ethics, balance emerges as the core principle of survival and progress. Abdullah…
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Blogs
Zohran’s Meteoric Rise in Politics
Zohran Mamdani’s emergence as a significant figure in New York City politics could have a ripple effect on national politics…
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Analysis
Observations of an Expat: The Vote
It looks as if the composition of the 2024-26 House of Representatives will be determined not by the electorate, but…
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Politics
Pakistan’s Constitution is Non-Functional
Pakistan is going through a critical phase where the Constitution stands virtually suspended, and the fundamental rights and resources of…
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Africa
Voices of Change: Poetry, Politics, and Cultural Memory
CAJ International Magazine’s July Issue brings to its readers a vibrant tapestry of ideas, cultures, and reflections In this powerful…
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Analysis
Observations of an Expat: Scary Thoughts
“Democracy is inherently corrupt, inefficient and prone to decay. Public opinion is shaped by the media and academia which creates…
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Point of View
Shielded by Power: Impunity of Pakistan’s Elite
Those accused of corruption often not only evade justice but continue to rule, shape policy, and command influence as if…
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