Tag: PPP
Still at the Crease
Faced with grave economic and political challenges, a hostile opposition and somewhat soured relations with the establishment, will a frazzled PM remain in the saddle till the next elections in 2023?
Going to the Polls
Elections in AJ&K were free and fair, but the rhetoric was hijacked by Pakistan’s mainstream parties
Mr. Nice Guy
Will Karachi’s new administrator, the well-liked Murtaza Wahab, be able to deliver and turn this hapless city’s fortunes around?
Disunity in the House of Ittefaq
Will Shehbaz Sharif’s pragmatic conciliatory stance prevail over elder brother Nawaz Sharif’s confrontationist approach?
The Media Manipulators
Both the state and non-state actors are using the media as an information-laundering mechanism
A Tumultuous Tenure
Javed Jabbar’s account of his six years as a senator for the Pakistan People’s Party might be the most honest portrait of Benazir Bhutto yet
Same Old, Same Old
Shaukat Tarin’s re-entry in the Finance Ministry amply demonstrates that successive governments remain stuck to the same tried and tested faces, who have not exactly worked miracles for the country
In the Shadow of Bilawal House
Deprived of funds and a local government, Karachi, the country’s economic lifeline, is ranked among the most unlivable cities of the world
‘Victim of Propaganda’
“The PPP is trying to deliver in Karachi, but we there is a vicious propaganda campaign against us”