The incessant turmoil in Balochistan, orchestrated by militant organisations and fueled by the political movement under the Mili Yakhjahati Council, has once again brought the province to the forefront of … Read More
The Machiavellian principle of “the ends justify the means” has infected the very core of our political system. Many politicians have succumbed to the seductive allure of Machiavellian politics, adopting … Read More
Never in my lifetime have I witnessed political freedoms so severely curtailed and restricted as they are today. The arbitrary restrictions on citizens’ movements and the oppressive clampdown on political … Read More
The cat is out of the bag. The government and allies have divulged their plans to bring the 26th constitutional amendment to, what they say, carry out judicial reforms. The … Read More
There are many beautiful cities in Pakistan, but for understandable reasons I harbour special feelings for Peshawar, the capital of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and my birthplace where I spent my childhood and … Read More
Last week, a seminar on Fostering Empowerment Through Psychological Care, Safety and Protection Among Displaced Afghans was organised by the International Organization for Migration and National Institute of Psychology, Quaid-e-Azam … Read More
Redline is a buzzword in our politics these days. For PTI, attempts to arrest Imran Khan is a redline. For judiciary, any criticism is to be treated as contempt — … Read More
Imran Khans arrest from the Islamabad High Court in a NAB case, the grant of his custody by a NAB Court and his subsequent release by the Supreme Court has … Read More
The French Revolution is one of the major events of history that set into motion a new train of thoughts and demolished the archaic system based on absolutism, undue taxation … Read More
