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A COUPLE of weeks ago, I was invited to a Twitter space on local governments on a Sunday evening. As participation did not involve looking presentable...
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THE previous week began with high-profile UN meetings and international hobnobbing and ended with a judicial conference, audio leaks from the Prime...
RECENTLY, Salahuddin Ahmed, a well-known legal eagle of Pakistan, tweeted about feeling gloomy. And he wasn’t referring to inflation or the floods....
THE floods are wreaking havoc, as one-third of the country has been covered in water. The impact on the country, the economy cannot be emphasised...
IN the changed times we face, there is a new government and a new opposition. The establishment has turned neutral and the world too is facing not a...
IT takes a humanitarian crisis to overshadow the political crises that engulf us most of the time. And if the advent of Covid-19 was one such moment...
UNDOUBTEDLY, it was a big birthday bash. Though Aug 14 fell on Sunday, the celebrations had begun shortly before midnight a day earlier. Apart from...
TO begin with, a cliché much favoured by journalists, NAB has been ‘nabbed’. Perhaps with as much alacrity as all the parties had displayed to...
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