Letters – December 2020
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Month: December 2020
The Final Blow?
With Trump’s parting Middle East policy, one could be forgiven for mistaking America for the United States of Israel
Corona And Politics
Oblivious to the challenge posed by the deadly second wave of COVID-19, the PDM continues with its jalsas to oust a beleaguered government that is struggling to cope with the economic fallout of the corona…
The Big Chill
Pakistan’s relations with two of its most valuable allies — Saudi Arabia and the UAE — are estranged, following a series of diplomatic gaffes
“The PM Wants All Dues Cleared”
Narratives in conversation with Raoof Hasan, the Special Assistant to the PM on Information.
“Only pro-India parties can survive in Kashmir’s electoral politics” – Nayeema Mahjoor
Narratives speaks to Nayeema Mahjoor, a well-known Kashmiri journalist and former BBC editor about the importance of polls for the BJP government and how the Kashmiris, in turn, view them.
8,000 Retrenchments and Counting
Is it the PTI government’s refusal to clear advertising dues of past governments or the media owners’ financial mismanagement and bad intent that is causing the media industry’s present crisis?
Setting the Tone
Led by waderas, sardars, Khans and funded by Pakistan’s enemies, the separatist voices weaken the country’s genuine progressive, patriotic and nationalist platforms
Full of Sound and Fury, Signifying What?
Will Nawaz Sharif’s anti-military rhetoric yield any positive outcomes for his ambition to stage a comeback as fourth-term Prime Minister?
Perplexing Times
The post-Covid world is aptly analysed in a compilation of scholarly articles