Have you ever endured the intense heat of a Pakistani summer while waiting helplessly for electricity to return? For millions…
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In the 1980s, when bilateral cricket between India and Pakistan burned with unmatched intensity, the two nations met not only…
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In the 1980 American election, Ronald Reagan ran against incumbent President Jimmy Carter. Reagan, a right-wing candidate, was initially considered…
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The World Bank’s detailed examination of Pakistan’s public finances, in its new report ‘Strengthening Fiscal Federalism in Pakistan’ (2026), delivers…
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The first foreign visits of Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to Malaysia and China represent far more than routine diplomatic…
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In the 1980 American election, Ronald Reagan ran against incumbent President Jimmy Carter. Reagan, a right-wing candidate, was initially considered…
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Pakistan’s successful mediation between Iran and the US has done more than halt a dangerous conflict in West Asia. It…
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When Ashura processions reached their destinations in major cities of the country on Friday evening, a massive security operation that…
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There is a particular kind of grief reserved for wounds a nation inflicts on itself, and Pakistan’s power sector deserves…
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The ink was barely dry on the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) when it ran into difficulties — a painful…
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