State vs. State
Apparently, the Pakistan government has accepted the TLP’s demand that it be allowed to operate as a regular political party.
Read moreApparently, the Pakistan government has accepted the TLP’s demand that it be allowed to operate as a regular political party.
Read morePakistan’s problem with the TLP must be seen in a more serious light.
Read moreThis Pakistan government’s lack of direction and inconsistency has weakened democracy that was already very fragile.
Read moreThe Pakistani State need not retreat — as in the past.
Read moreAlthough freedom is more likely to flourish with multiple parties, the measure of democracy is not the number of parties but the degree of recognition of individual rights.
Read moreIn order to become a self-reliant state, Pakistan must abandon multiparty democracy for some time and pursue a single-minded agenda to put the nation on track.
Read morePakistan must get out from the grip of failed politicians and a failed political system.
Read moreThere are different evaluations of the dominant one-party system in China. CCP leaders see the system as a true and tried platform for China’s success.
Read moreJustice (R) Wajihuddin Ahmed talks to SouthAsia in this exclusive interview with Faizan Usmani.
Read moreHas the World Bank made a positive contribution to the development of poor countries?
Read moreThe World Bank is helping the South Asian region improve access to quality education, address childhood stunting and malnutrition, strengthen health systems and services.
Read moreThe World Bank Group works to formulate various policy considerations in developing the projects it finances.
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Read moreThis time around, the Taliban have another chance to give Afghanistan a viable government and to correct their own world image.
Read moreAmbassador (R) Syed Abrar Hussain talks to SouthAsia in this exclusive interview with Faizan Usmani.
Read moreFollowing the takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban, Pakistan is placed in a complex situation…
Read moreThe Taliban’s recent victory and peace overtures spell a better future for the region, provided some nations do not continue to play mischief.
Read moreHibatullah Akhundzada is the third Supreme Leader of the Taliban and the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. A political and religious figure..
Read moreThere is a need to see the Taliban from another lens than just that of the West.
Read moreIt is being hoped that the new Taliban-led administration in Afghanistan will not be as oppressive as the previous one because the group has evolved in its thinking.
Read moreThe Afghans have an unswerving spirit to ensure freedom so that they can conduct their affairs in the time -honoured traditions of their forefathers.
Read moreThe U.S.’s decision to leave Afghanistan in a shambles again is a huge dent in the country’s reputation as a global policeman.
Read more“We did not go to Afghanistan to nation build.”
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