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Why it matters to PakistanBy: Wali Imran KhalilThe India-China conflict over strategic heights in the Galwan Valley of disputed Ladakh, didn’t become an all-out war just because both cou

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ISLAMABAD: A civil servant officer undergoing training at Postal Services of Pakistan Academy, Pir Ali Rashdi, was not allowed quarantine leave by the department's coordinator, Ayesha Nayyar, despite

Justice delayed is justice deniedBy: Salman MunirIn 2017, I was back in a High Court after some 35 years, with an exception. This time I was in the Sindh High Court, Karachi appearing as

India is using the NSG waiver to advance its weapons programmeFor more than a decade, India has intensified its efforts to become a de jure member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), a globa

There must be more following of SOPsThe word coronavirus irks, with more than 8.6 million people infected by it and many more likely to be, like no other word these days. To some, the current

India is using the NSG waiver to advance its weapons programmeFor more than a decade, India has intensified its efforts to become a de jure member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), a globa

Covid19 and a new economic orderBy: Maryam KhanOn March 11, when the World Health Organization announced the outbreak of the novel virus, COVID-19, as a pandemic– economists around the

Child labour violates not just childrens rights, but fundamental rights tooBy: Changezi SandhuUnfortunately, there is not even a single day that goes without at least one case (reported or