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Between two Sundays: Pakistan cricket’s apolitical comedy of errors

I have a standing theory that the Pakistani way of problem-solving is throwing things at the problem and hoping something sticks. Which might be...

yesterday 10

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Rameen Salman

Judiciary under siege: Rule of law or rule of men?

History has a strange way of rhyming. Sometimes it repeats as farce, sometimes as tragedy — and sometimes, in Pakistan, it comes back wearing the...

previous day 20

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Rida Hosain

Objection overruled: Power, patriarchy, and the cost of dismissing women

Pakistani women have often been told to stay quiet. To make themselves small. To cause little havoc when offering opinions outside the narrow...

friday 20

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Aisha Sarwari

The words of the Chief Justice

In 1817, Chief Justice John Marshall, one of America’s founding fathers, delivered what is often called the shortest judgment in judicial history:...

16.09.2025 10

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Hassan Kamal Wattoo

Israeli strikes on Doha have shattered US credibility. Where do Gulf states go from here?

Israel’s recent strike in Doha crossed a line Gulf leaders had long assumed was sacrosanct: that Gulf capitals were under the American security...

15.09.2025 5

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Muhammad Faisal