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Mohsin Saleem UllahThe News International |
Pakistan's Constitution does not leave the question of natural resources to chance. It speaks clearly, even forcefully, about who should benefit...
The escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has triggered geopolitical and economic turbulence across the Middle East. Although Pakistan is...
For millions of Pakistanis, cryptocurrency is no longer a novelty or a speculative gamble. It has become a coping mechanism. As inflation rises, the...
Privatisation in Pakistan has rarely been a deliberate or well-planned economic reform. More often, it emerges as a reluctant response to years of...
Debate over low compensation offered to young law graduates resurfaces routinely within early-career legal circles. Recently, while discussing...
Improving security, curbing identity theft and creating an infrastructure of trust are high on every government's digital agenda. Around the world,...
When a global consumer giant like Procter & Gamble (P&G) shuts down its local manufacturing in a country of 240 million consumers, it sends a message...
Recently, a Senate committee was informed that 17,321 Pakistani nationals are currently incarcerated in foreign prisons, with the majority in the...
The federal government's recent move to revive the jirga system in the newly merged districts of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa is not just regressive, but also...
The recent Human Development Report published by the UNDP presents a stark reminder of Pakistan's precarious position in the global digital and...
As tensions between India and Pakistan momentarily ease, a deeper unease continues to fester, especially among those who live closest to the LoC. In...
For over a century, Pakistan's criminal justice system has functioned under the shadow of colonial-era legislation. Enacted during British rule, the...