Dimmer Prospects
With the extremist brands increasingly defining religious politics, the prospects for religious parties in Pakistan are not bright.
Read moreWith the extremist brands increasingly defining religious politics, the prospects for religious parties in Pakistan are not bright.
Read moreFor the people of Sindh, democracy is the ‘Government of the Peoples Party, by the Peoples Party, for the Peoples Party.’
Read moreIn terms of provision of services and basic facilities, an ever-increasing gap between the urban and rural areas remains the central form of regional disparity.
Read morePakistan must form and pursue a comprehensive, long-term trade policy to compensate and control nearly 60 per cent of its total revenue being paid as interest on foreign debt.
Read moreFrom the word go, Prime Minister Imran Khan was ill-prepared to lead the country towards a better future and his tenure has been high on rhetoric and low on performance and action.
Read moreWill the Transitional Justice Act serve justice to those seeking redress for past abuses?
Read moreDays of glory for the Indian National Congress party are now over.
Read moreThe BJP is not alone when it comes to pushing Indian Muslims to a corner.
Read moreThe recent civilian killings in Nagaland in northeast India have deteriorated the situation from bad to worse.
Read moreThe international community needs to help Afghanistan at this critical juncture.
Read moreBefore the prevailing food insecurity in Pakistan is turned into a full-blown disaster, the concerned authorities need to wake up.
Read moreWhat’s wrong with the Sindh Government?
Read moreThe exercise of judicial power has been the continuous topic of a huge public, raising several constitutional, social and political issues.
Read moreThe EVM has created a storm, with political parties for and against introduction of technology in the voting process doggedly sticking to their guns.
Read morePakistan wasn’t ready for the blitz of broadcast media and the nonsense that came with it in the name of free journalism.
Read moreShould Per Capita GDP, not GDP itself, be the real measure of national progress?
Read morePakistan’s attempts to carve out an independent direction in the international landscape has its own pitfalls.
Read moreEven though the OIC meeting in Islamabad confirmed Pakistan’s status as a leading player in Afghanistan, the summit failed to offer a quick-fix for a complex crisis.
Read moreBarrister Murtaza Wahab, Administrator Karachi, talks to Faizan Usmani and Syeda Areeba Rasheed in this exclusive interview for SouthAsia.
Read moreModern manifestations of secularism focus on its influence in maintaining an equal distance between all religions without allowing one faith or belief system to dominate others.
Read moreWill Sri Lanka soon become a client state of China?
Read moreJust as in the absence of moral and just players among nations, brutal and atrocious regimes such as Modi’s India thrive; in the absence of sufficient understanding of the cosmos, India’s nonsensical knowledge of astrology is also thriving.
Read moreThe ruling BJP in India is using many tools to de-Islamize the country. A beginning has been made in Assam.
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