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Reopening schools – smartly – Dr Ayesha Razzaque
The writer is an independent education researcher and consultant. She has a PhD in Education from Michigan State University.
As we entered August, Covid-19 test...
Dynastic politics in Sri Lanka- Khalid Bhatti
With a landslide victory in the parliamentary elections held on August 5, the Rajapaksa brothers have tightened their grip on power in Sri Lanka....
Countering Hindutva – M Zeb Khan
The traditional balance sheet, with its main emphasis on capital as the primary concern of managers, is skewed in favour of the shareholders and...
A matter of maps – Kamila Hyat
As its answer to India’s oppressive policies on Kashmir, Islamabad has come up with a new map. This map is an improvement on the...
The Kashmir’s case – Zia Ullah Ranjah
On 5 August 2019, the government of India withdrew the special status of the State of Jammu and Kashmir conferred under Article 370 of...
A year later – Ashraf Jehangir Qazi
India’s crime of genocide in Kashmir did not begin on August 5, 2019. It began 73 years ago when planned and abetted mass slaughter...
Deconstructing the Karachi fantasy – Mosharraf Zaidi
Where did the fantasy of ‘federalizing’ Karachi come from? Probably from the same place where came fairy tales about individual saviours that can solve...
Federalism and CPEC By Foqia Sadiq Khan
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is again in the news. There are reports that work is picking up on it.
There are lots of general...
In the splintered mirror of Beirut By Ghazi Salahuddin
With so many distractions, including thunder and rain and the prospect of opening up major sectors from tomorrow, it is Beirut that tugs at...
Promises to keep Kamila Hyat
Does Prime Minister Imran Khan wonder when he looks at all the video clips now constantly played over the media, depicting promises made by...