Abdul Quayyum Khan Kundi

Abdul Quayyum Khan Kundi

Abdul Quayyum Khan Kundi is former President of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce, USA, and member of PTI Central Tarbiyati Council as Incharge of Curriculum Development. He has also authored the book: Islamic Social Contract.

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Liberty and authorityColumns

Liberty and authority

Limits of freedomIn a utopian state, each citizen will have complete liberty to exercise their will and lead the life they want. In such a state, individuals would solve their disputes themsel

Dec 8, 2017
Fitna at FaizabadColumns

Fitna at Faizabad

A collective failureHeavens may fall but judges have to maintain justice and rule of law. I fully support this axiom and also emphasise that court orders have to be implemented regardless of h

Dec 1, 2017
Establishment and political engineeringColumns

Establishment and political engineering

We ideally need a minus-everyone!The establishment is usually a label used for military institution. But in reality, establishment comprises three stakeholders; civilian and military bureaucra

Nov 23, 2017
Generals vs PoliticiansColumns

Generals vs Politicians

Mandate of institutions as defined in the constitution has to respected and followed There is yet again talk of military involvement in politics. Imran Khan says no NRO (National Reconciliation Ordinance) will<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/11/11/generals-vs-politicians/" title="Read more" >...</a>

Nov 11, 2017
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Turkish Model in operation in Pakistan

All institutions need to work within their constitutionally prescribed boundariesEvery now and then there are opinion pieces published that Pakistan is moving towards a Bangladesh model. But about

Nov 3, 2017
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Property and political rights

Does the western model still work for us?I have always believed that Western liberal democratic models are not suitable for Muslim majority countries because of their divergent views on the na

Oct 27, 2017
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Palace intrigues

A norm in a democracy Father of modern Germany, a statesman, and master of realpolitik Otto von Bismarck used to say that palace intrigue is a norm in any state. He also actively partic

Oct 22, 2017
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Conditions developing for a Third World War

Almost 150 days after the inauguration of President Trump one thing is now clear that era of American hegemony in international relations is now over. America is uncertain about many key for

Oct 13, 2017
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Separating interests of individuals from institutions

When will we learn? In last few weeks there have been many incidents that point towards the primacy of individual interests over institutional. This is an indication that the state that is<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/09/18/separating-interests-of-individuals-from-institutions/" title="Read more" >...</a>

Sep 18, 2017
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Ask not for whom the historian groans

Can America’s Afghan policy be driven by experience in Germany and Japan?  “Of the thinkers who dominated US policy in the 20th century, Brzezinski is now dead and Kissinger is

Jul 23, 2017
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Supreme Court should uphold Justice

This JIT could be the start of something truly historic The heat is rising as I write this a day before Panama JIT will submit its final report to the Supreme Court.<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/07/10/supreme-court-should-uphold-justice/" title="Read more" >...</a>

Jul 10, 2017