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French President Macron’s use of an individual act to stigmatise an entire community raises a storm in the Muslim world, and strengthens extremists on both sides of the divide.
As India tightens its grip on Kashmir with a slew of repressive measures, Pakistan needs to move beyond conventional diplomacy . . .
The continuing high food inflation poses the biggest challenge for Prime Minister Imran Khan’s embattled government. High wheat and flour prices have had a snowball effect on the prices of other food items as well.…
Can the inherently contradictory PDM components become an alliance formidable enough to oust the PTI government?
If one thing in Pakistan is believed unanimously today, it is that the country is embroiled in a plethora of crises. However, this consensus is sans any afterthought about where this trajectory might lead us,…
The Karachi Package fails to address the key question: of who will run Karachi — the provincial government or an autonomous local government?
The moratorium on the death penalty remains, even as cases of rape and murder of children register a rise.
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