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The Friday Times |
Local governments in Pakistan stand at the intersection of promise and neglect. They are constitutionally acknowledged yet institutionally fragile,...
It’s one of the toughest jobs in the world, Mayor of Karachi. Whatever you do, you can never make everyone happy. It’s also a thankless job,...
I base my argument on the proposition that the current turmoil in Iran worries Saudi Arabia more than any other regional power, because the...
Ethno-nationalism has become the dominant language through which Pakhtuns articulate historical grievance, political marginalisation, and...
The turbulence in Balochistan does not arise from domestic unrest but from the calculated designs of foreign powers. The province has become a...
World War II resulted in an estimated 70 to 85 million deaths, making it history’s deadliest conflict. Of the casualties, roughly two-thirds were...
“Have you ever paused to examine the process through which you came to believe the things you believe?” Let us recall what Pat Robertson wrote in...
Many writers, institutes, and think tanks, such as the Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE) and PRIME Institute, have been...
Much attention is being paid to how the world reacts to American aggression against Venezuela. Commentators count statements, resolutions, and...
There was a time when Pakistan International Airlines was a source of national pride. Its aircraft carried the country’s flag across continents,...
The capture of Nicolas Maduro and his wife by U.S. forces is the kind of event that reframes the very assumptions of power in the Americas....
The brazen US action against Venezuela, culminating in the arrest of its sitting president, has once again exposed an uncomfortable truth of...