Pakistan

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Apr'16

Farewell To Arms? | Editorial

Pakistan has made it into the top ten of another list we can’t really say we are proud of. Pakistan …

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Apr'16

The Literature Divide | Ayesha Siddiqa

Natural selection is history’s critical method to choose survivors. And yet, the outcome of the rigorous pruning process seems more …

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Apr'16

The Literature Divide | Ayesha Siddiqa

Pakistan appears to be vying to be recognised as a normal country. Consequently, several literary festivals are held throughout the …

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Apr'16

Combating Extremism With Anthropology | Hamza Siddiq

Pakistan is no exception to the cancer of fractious and fanatical extremism. From unabated sectarian violence and the persecution of …

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Apr'16

A cliched narrative on education | Asad Palijo

Our society is not at peace with itself due to growing intolerance. From Khyber to Karachi, there is an unequivocal …

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Apr'16

Gender Insight in Pakistan | Murtaza Talpur

In almost all institutions in Pakistan where women work they face different behaviours of discrimination. They are given less importance …

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Apr'16

Contracting Global Trade | Dr Kamal Monnoo

And Pakistan’s fortunes A recent statement by the Commerce Minister that our exports are falling mainly due to the falling …

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Apr'16

Reforming The Bureaucracy | Ayaz Ahmed

Bureaucracy is the primary administrative agency which impartially implements the government’s policies in a country. After the introduction of social …

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Apr'16

Pakistan: A Normal Nuclear Country |Reema Shaukat

In the late 1990s, when Pakistan was convincingly struggling to streamline its democratic identity through a political process, India detonated …

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Apr'16

The Troubled Census

The last national census was in 1998 and we are now eight years overdue for another. A host of political …

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Apr'16

National Security and Arms Build-up | Editorial

A country’s security and integrity depends more on its overall national policy than on the weapons at its disposal. There …

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Apr'16

Pakistan’s Syrian Dilemma | Mohammad Jamil

Apart from global and regional divisions, Pakistan has its own domestic concerns vis-à-vis the sectarian nature of the conflict in …

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Apr'16

Ineptitude in CSS | Syed Saadat

THESE days the Civil Superior Services (CSS) exam is under way to select our future civil servants. Wouldn’t it be …

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Apr'16

A Test of Diplomacy | Mohammad Jamil

Our foreign policy has been susceptible to manipulation because of political and economic instability brought about by inept leadership and …

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Apr'16

Energy Crisis — Auspicious Developments | Malik M Ashraf

In regards to surmounting energy crisis, two very significant developments have taken place recently. One is the much awaited and …

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Apr'16

The Dynamics of Good Governance | Mian Fazal Ahmad

Governance is a pivotal tool to effectively deliver peace, harmony and welfare to the public at large. Governance is the …

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Apr'16

The Politics of Education | Dr Shahid Siddiqui

The conservative paradigm of education believes in the fixity of knowledge and focuses on its transmission from one generation to …

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Apr'16

Poverty in Pakistan: Numerous Efforts, Many Numbers, Not Enough Results

There are more beggars on the streets of Pakistan today, the street­muggers are no more forgiving and extremism is on …

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