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The vicious circus that has gone on in the country over the last few months is both bewildering and worrisome. For such has been its wickedness and...
The crime syndicate that was commissioned in April as a consequence of external conspiracy coupled with internal collaboration presents a pathetic...
The people of Pakistan have been victims of much discrimination, but never quite of a scale as in the current times. There are two separate sets of...
It is a given that crises bring nations together. Not here. Not now. In fact, we appear to be more divided than ever before, and the reasons may not...
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