Social Justice: Time to Prioritise By Gilbert F Houngbo
Social Justice: Time to Prioritise By Gilbert F Houngbo. May 1st is widely known as Labour Day, a day when …
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Constitutional abyss By Zafar Mirza
“The framers had inserted Article 184(3) intending that the jurisdiction shall be exercised to ensure that the fundamental rights of …
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Long war threat By Muhammad Ali Siddiqi
WHEN the negotiators for the TTP threatened, by some accounts, a long war on Pakistan, I wonder whether their Pakistani …
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New provinces? By Umair Javed
A PROPOSAL to create new provinces grabbed headlines in mid-April, as former finance minister Miftah Ismail and several others advocated …
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The Taliban conundrum By Maleeha Lodhi
FAR from easing, Pakistan’s Afghan dilemma has become more acute in recent months. Despite several high-level interactions with Kabul aimed …
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China & Palestine issue
FRESH from its diplomatic triumph of bringing trans-Gulf rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran to the negotiating table and hammering out …
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Child marriage burden
IT is a tragedy that South Asia carries the highest burden of child marriage in the world, an indication of …
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Census controversy
UNLESS there is broad-based acceptance of the results of the ongoing census amongst all political stakeholders, the expensive and time-consuming …
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Empowering Women: The Impact of Feminist Movement on Pakistan’s Political and Social Landscape
Empowering Women: The Impact of Feminist Movement on Pakistan’s Political and Social Landscape. The feminist movement in Pakistan has been …
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Clash of institutions By Zahid Hussain
Clash of institutions By Zahid Hussain. THERE seems to be no light at the end of the tunnel as the …
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Understanding Pakistan’s Political Crisis: Impacts and Implications for the Future By Agha Zuhaib Khan
This article explores the historical background of political instability in Pakistan, the current political situation, the causes of the crisis, …
Read MoreChange is the enemy of the past By Aftab Ahmed Khanzada
Today, Pakistan stands on the verge of change or a revolution; a change is waiting in the wings. According to …
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China and the Saudi-Iran rapprochement: Implications for Yemen
The conclusion of the China-brokered Saudi-Iranian détente on March 10, which aims to thaw long-standing enmity and manage competition between …
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Muslims have exclusive rights to pray inside Al Aqsa mosque: OIC
UNITED NATIONS: The OrganÂisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) adopted a joint resolution on Saturday, emphasiSing that Muslims have an exclusive …
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Dawn Editorials 10th January 2023
Street crimes’ solution DESPITE the authorities’ promises to get tough on perpetrators, there appears to be no let-up in the …
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Dawn Editorials 9th January 2023
Assurances to IMF With the finance minister taking a back seat in recent days, it does not exactly inspire confidence …
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Dawn Editorials 8th January 2023
A narrow save FOR 21 deliveries, the whole of Pakistan held its breath. After the opening match in the two-match …
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Dawn Editorials 7th January 2023
Many questions TWO months after the failed assassination attempt against former prime minister Imran Khan, all we have is more …
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